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| Mountains are MADE. | |
| There is a recipe that no one follows | |
| because it was lost long before the first | |
| mountain appeared. This leads to the | |
| rightful conclusion that mountains | |
| are truly SELF-MADE. | |
| Castles, on the other hand, are BUILT. | |
| This is how it happens. | |
| Stone, hand-tooled and roughly cut, | |
| is stacked at the whim of an architect | |
| with credentials more appropriate to an artist. | |
| The artist employs flair and imagination | |
| that occasionally lacks | |
| architecturally-engineered blueprints. | |
| That the castle walls will inevitably collapse | |
| is really the artist’s unspoken intent. | |
| Over time, the stone loses its battle with nature, | |
| breaks apart, and crumbles. | |
| The ruins are scattered. Some are lost. | |
| Eventually the pieces that are left | |
| begin the long and arduous process | |
| of building a mountain of their own MAKING. | |

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