Field guide No. 163
A fold in the afternoon
Pool, peeled back.
The water of a turquoise swimming pool curls up at one corner like a sheet, showing the pink floor underneath.
Field noteWater does not peel. Logic has no view on it; fluids have a firm one.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Light breakfastLogically sound. Clouds simply don’t toast, which is physics’ problem, not logic’s.
The library of rainJars hold water. Keeping it falling inside them is weather’s refusal, not logic’s.
Private weatherSmall sparks are allowed; static manages them daily. Inside a snail shell they are merely misplaced.
Escaping grooves on plasterGrooves are just shaped vinyl; lifting off makes them loose shaped vinyl. Odd, consistent.