Field guide No. 371
Knotted river through autumn marsh
The river tied itself up.
From above, a green river winds through an orange autumn marsh and ties itself into a single overhand knot, water flowing through the loop. The current takes the long way round.
Field noteWater in a knot has to cross over itself, flowing above its own surface without a bridge.
- Specimen
- No. 371
- Genus
- Generated
- Kind
- Impossible (the round square kind)
- Breaks
- Physics
- Where it doesn’t exist
- An orange marsh from the air.
- Nearest existing relative
- An oxbow bend.
- Filed in Fresh slop as
- Spaces
Also impossible, also breaking physics
Frozen flame, warm coreA flame is heat. One made of frost is burning cold, which is the two words cancelling out.
Winter drawBehind a slab in a red canyon there should be more canyon. Through the door there is snow instead.
Winter under glassA mirror shows what is in front of it. Showing frost that isn’t there makes it not a mirror, while being one.
Ironing a trail of frostAn iron that freezes is a hot thing that is cold. Pick one.
