Field guide No. 1099
Downpour in reverse
Rain, with a case of roots.
Twisted pale columns stand on red cracked earth, and rain falls into them from a dark sky, splashing around their bases. The ground is growing rain, patiently, in rows.
Field noteRain falls into pale columns that sprout in rows from cracked earth. The ground is farming weather.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Gravity has left the roomEggs fall, as a rule. This one is merely ignoring the rule, which is physics’ affair.
Breeze lifted water over dry pebblesWind ruffles a lake. Here it lifts the edge like a sheet of glass, leaving the stones dry beneath.
Trumpet peels red paintA brass trumpet points toward a wall shedding red paint. The music has reached the decor.
Spare breathPruned bramble tips exhale small clouds in the frost. The bush is warm and not telling anyone.