Field guide No. 128
The library of rain
Borrow a shower.
A wooden bookcase in a stone courtyard is shelved with tall glass jars of falling rain, dripping onto the wet tiles.
Field noteJars hold water. Keeping it falling inside them is weather’s refusal, not logic’s.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Rain stitches the meadowRain that sews is weather with a trade. Unusual employment, no contradiction.
Orbital gardeningPots, daisies and hoses are all in stock. The hovering is gravity’s oversight.
The cloud cobblerClouds are water and tacks are brass. Brass does not hold water vapour, however neatly driven.
A helping handGloves can be posed into a loop with wire. Gripping on their own is the unexplained bit.