Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

 the air. Following the storm the robins throats are “lubricated” An oriole sings more buoyantly than I have heard him this summer. The thunderstorm has taken time back again to spring. Yesterdays awful heat was like August. It is now May again. Perhaps the robins’ singing has as much to do with it as the rain.June 6, 1914(HT)State of nature one of intense complaceny & satisfaction. As go out road the sunshine is not too bright. The air very clear very little haze. All things are green and full to the brim.See first wild rose in bloom