Field guide No. 149
A small matter of gravity
Pressed, then poured.
An old iron hovers over a rumpled linen bed, sifting a fine shower of white like flour or falling snow.
Field noteIrons do not hover or sift. That is a complaint for physics; logic signed off long ago.
Also possible, also breaking physics
A small rebellionWood with walking roots is biology overreaching. No rule of chess says pawns can’t leave.
Seven horses across the waterfallHorses need ground; falling water isn’t any. Gravity objects, logic doesn’t.
The chalk migrationPaper birds fold easily; napkins hold a shape. Flying south is an aerodynamic stretch.
Room for the windCloth takes the shape the wind gives it. An elephant is an unusually specific gust.
