陶土脑袋里开出来的那趟小火车

Resting on a plinth under soft studio light, a smooth pale ceramic head shows its side profile: featureless, matte, modelled in plain clay with a calm closed expression, and in its temple a neat round tunnel mouth opens onto a small track. Out of that tunnel a miniature model train runs straight onto the plinth — one continuous length of rail carrying a tiny locomotive and three open wagons clear of the head. Each wagon carries something different, so the thought objects read plainly as they leave: a tiny pitched-roof house in the first, a little green tree in the second, a small white teacup in the third. Soft studio light falls evenly across both the ceramic and the tiny train, catching the gloss of the teacup and the grain of the little house, against a quiet, unlettered background. Hold the head, the tunnel mouth, the train, and its cargo inside a 16:9 wide composition with clear margin on every side; no text appears anywhere in the scene.