Field guide No. 1250
Velvet waterfall, rooted in stone
It took root on the way down.
A wide fall of dark red velvet pours down a rocky cliff and spreads into a web of thin roots at the base. The cliff is wearing it better than the cloth store.
Field noteA cascade of dark velvet that roots at the foot of a cliff. Cloth does not grow, but the sentence about it is coherent.
Also possible, also breaking material
Figure eight bicycle against vermilion wallA frame bent into a figure eight is a poor bicycle, not a logical impossibility.
The softest stoneA boulder folded like a cushion under one feather. Stone is not soft, but soft stone is not a contradiction.
Salt of the earthSteel corrodes slowly under salt; this basin skipped the decades and started whirlpooling round the heap.
Goosebumps on peach plasterPlaster doesn’t feel the cold. These walls have skin, and the hairs on it stand on end.