Luster

Like a dandelion that blows off in the wind, I am the one who saw you through the geometric shapes. If you have passed behind the fence of the dalliance museum of elevation and gusto, you must have seen these flying triangles; sleep with them and read underneath the offing's lines. Whimsy and charming, this layout is to bring about distinction and stillness thanks to the combination of geometric pattern in the lower parts and the emancipation that happens in the upper—an interlude towards immortality; acrimony in a delicate representation. A reading from Ezra Pound's poems in an architectural perspective—as modern and sophisticated as a canto.