Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

expectations. In this respect nature belies “the thought in “Yarrow Unvisited”. We look forward to a season, with memories of last year’s beauties, and when it comes, find that as we had grown, so has our impression changed.(HT)By leaves falling off for different causes, & leaves being curled or shrunken by long heat, the trees & arbors & bushes are thinned and their shadow mottled with sunlight. The arbor shows this more than any other. It has a very pleasant effect.(HT)The intensity of sunlight is beyond all probing. As it