One of Philip Larkin's many poems that celebrate the seasons, "Long Lion Days" is about the kind of day we haven't had many (or any?) of this summer, at least in New York.
Long lion days Start with white haze. By midday you meet A hammer of heat - Whatever was sown Now fully grown, Whatever conceived Now fully leaved, Abounding, ablaze - O long lion days.
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