Time does not always weaken what it touches. Sometimes it simply removes what is unnecessary. The surface here has been worked down, thinned, roughened by exposure—but the form has not shifted. Nothing leans. Nothing cracks. The structure remains precisely what it was meant to be. When something is built true, time does not deform it. It strips away excess and leaves behind a quieter, more certain version of the original intent.
See what time removed — and what it could not alter.