You shove the wardrobe by one corner and a ceiling beam groans crosswise. Jupiter, the appetite to take in more than the frame allows, drags at a wrenched angle against the meridian, the visible heading your work climbs toward. The hunger for bigness and the public peak cut across each other, and the grinding leaves its mark. You pledge too much, reach for too much, and what you put before the crowd buckles under the weight. From that crosswise scrape you learn to size the gesture, to quit filling the sail until the mast splits. The ambition gets earned here, sanded down stroke by stroke against the limit, until it finally fits what you can truly hold up in the open.
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