The word "clump" is employed in literature to evoke the idea of a compact cluster, often in a natural setting, that both shapes the landscape and influences the narrative’s atmosphere. It commonly denotes a dense grouping of trees, bushes, or flowers that serve as crucial landmarks or hiding places, as seen where characters encounter a secluded cottage near a clump of trees [1] or find refuge behind a clump of bushes [2]. At times, it even assumes a metaphorical life, lending character to a physical appearance, such as a scruffy clump of hair [3]. In its varied applications—from marking boundaries in nature to highlighting an individual trait—it enriches the text by adding a tactile, vivid quality to the settings and characters, as illustrated in passages that range from scenes of adventure [4, 5] to moments of subtle observation [6].