Pylons burnt by blur at their tops, self-cauterized by their epic, over-reaching dreams. On the other hand, the virtual pavilion left behind by their granular un-finish is sweet (see the German, Halla: a temple, a building open on all sides, see Albert Speer's giant flashlight-columns at the Nazi Nuremberg rally of 1934, see architect Rob Krier's open pavilions with tent-flap sides).
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Pylons burnt by blur at their tops, self-cauterized by their epic, over-reaching dreams. On the other hand, the virtual pavilion left behind by their granular un-finish is sweet (see the German, Halla: a temple, a building open on all sides, see Albert Speer's giant flashlight-columns at the Nazi Nuremberg rally of 1934, see architect Rob Krier's open pavilions with tent-flap sides).
