Field guide No. 1204
Strings through the wall
Tuned to the next room.
An old acoustic guitar lies on a bare concrete floor with its strings running across the room into a crack in the wall. Somebody on the other side is plucking, or else the wall is.
Field noteGuitar strings cross the room and vanish into a wall crack. Someone on the other side is plucking.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Daylight between the pagesAn open book casts warm light inside a train carriage. The next stop is a footnote.
Upside down salamander beneath the puddleAn orange salamander clings under the water surface. Surface tension is strong, not that strong; the story holds up.
The patient needleSteel does not root. Biology has turned down this application several times.
Pomegranate in impossible assemblyPomegranate seeds sit packed in pith. These hang in the air on red threads like an exploded diagram.