Field guide No. 185
Room for the wind
Dressed for the weather.
A billowing rust-red cloth takes the shape of an elephant, its trunk curled, on a pale salt flat under a wide sky.
Field noteCloth takes the shape the wind gives it. An elephant is an unusually specific gust.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Orbital gardeningPots, daisies and hoses are all in stock. The hovering is gravity’s oversight.
The umbrella orchardTrees bear leaves to keep off weather. Umbrellas are the same idea, grown wrong.
A helping handGloves can be posed into a loop with wire. Gripping on their own is the unexplained bit.
Rain stitches the meadowRain that sews is weather with a trade. Unusual employment, no contradiction.