Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

-plant, this Jewell-weed - I wonder why the discoverer starting out with the poetical word “jewell” ended up so weakly? At least we can put accent on the first word - hangs over stream beds, of sandy stones, which sparkle with a myriad tiny diamond specks - a drop a dew has shattered on the stones, from this plant.(HT)Wade up middle of creek. Water knee deep at times, again scarcely toe-deep.(HT)Songsparrow - the eternal songster - sings.(HT)See wasp in nest of small spiders. Whether the dead skins