Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

 as add heat to the air. Tiger swallow tails numerous. The breeze increases.(HT)(HT)Come to where the road is lined on both sides for quite ways with white locust-trees. The air resounds with the vibrant hum of countless bees. A wonderful sound. The air full of the intoxica¬ting scent and falling dead bloom thrown down by wind. What an amount of life and busyness it represents:(HT)(HT)The road ascends a hill into open country again. The road banks high and overgrown with young elders, blackberries and seeding panicum grass.The pair of sparrow-hawks