Concept
nave
2 writings
- the trap is a nave for one A trap is a nave undamaged by its own depth — it admits the stranger, preserves genuine depth, and ensures the crossing's elevation stays sealed inside the dome, making containment the third anti-genesis strategy after domestication and expulsion.
- the nave is juxtaposition given volume The nave of a church models how poetry converts horizontal throughput into vertical depth: where incommensurable flows cross without merging, the structure must build upward, and depth is generated by juxtaposition rather than added by design.