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Crown Ballast
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Crown Ballast
Pink stone climbs into a crown of white latticework, a cross spiked skyward like a flagpole for God. Below, sailboats tilt across cobalt water while a red-hulled yacht cuts its wake past domes the color of dried indigo, holdouts against glass towers rising behind them. Terracotta rooftops argue about permanence in every direction. The bell tower refuses to shrink, refuses to blend. Some harbors just hold water. This one built a throne over it.
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CONVENTIONAL ART / Art, unconventionally human
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