Knee-deep In June

Teil yon what I like the best- 'Long about knee-deep in June 'Bont the time strawberries melt On the vine, - some afteruoon Like to jes' git out and rest. And uot work at nothiug eltc ' Orchard's where I'd ruther bc - Needn't fence it in fer me ! Jos' the whole sky overhead. And the whole alrtfi tinderneath- Sorto' so's a man kin breathe Like he ort, and kind o' has Elbow-room to keerlessly Sprawl out len'thways oñ the grass Where the shadders thick and soft As the kivvers on the bed Mother flxes in the loft Allus, when tlicy's (."oinpany : # ♦ Lay out there and try to see Jes' how lazy yon kin be!- Tninble round and souse your liead In the clover-bloom, er pull Ver ctraw bat acrosa yer eyoSi And peek through it at thé skiiThinkiu' of oíd chums at's dead, Miiybe sniilin' back at yon i :t the beautifal Clouds o' gold and white and blue Month a man kin railly love- June, you know, I'in talkin' of! -James Whiicomb EUley. An Irdflb etew- Home rule. It isn't Care - ITie Eiannal pass.