Field guide No. 1460
Misty marsh with a looped neck heron
Neck, tied once for luck.
A grey heron stands in a misty marsh, its long neck looped through itself into a ring. It looks calm about it.
Field noteHeron necks fold into an S already. Looping it all the way round is more yoga than anatomy.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Metronome splits the room in timeOne room keeps one time. Beside this metronome, the right half runs in a blur and the left stands still.
Brittle lightning in an attic umbrellaBranching lightning sits inside a dark umbrella. It was stored handle down.
The stream that climbs uphillWater climbs a grassy bank and spills over the top. Gravity objects; the picture does not contradict itself.
The wrong end of summerTomatoes don’t make snow, but nothing forbids them in principle. Botanists remain unconsulted.