Field guide No. 1375
Sunlight bulldozes an empty bed
Morning, with force
A beam of sun through a bedroom window has a hard edge, and where it meets the bed the duvet and pillows are shoved up in a crumpled heap. The light is not asking you to get up.
Field noteSunbeams push the duvet and pillows into a heap as if the window light were a solid blade.
Also possible, also breaking physics
The other side of TuesdayLadders need something to lean on. Mist is not something, which is physics’ objection, not logic’s.
Rain reveals an invisible houseRain lands on what is there. Here it outlines a larger house that nobody can see, round a cottage.
Cloud in a filing cabinetCloud pours from filing drawers on a mountainside. The forecast is alphabetized.
Towel on the impossible laneA lane rope rising straight up with a towel on top. Rope will not stand unaided; the towel just needs a hook.
