Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

and as stated above, of the ever dying & reviving wind, from whom he must have learned his crescendo:The katydid is more earthy - it is expressive of more lowly things - of rank smartweed growths; of scrawny dried grasses of all kinds; of withered plants; and of rusting leaves.(HT)Why is not the cicada more expressive of the supper air? Does not the katydid remain on the ground while the cicada climbs a tree? The English skylark goes so high in the air to sing he cannot be seen, but his notes sound the more beautiful for that reason - he expresses