The pyramid embodies the sacred mountain, a point of convergence between the energy of the Earth and that of the Sky. It symbolizes elevation, the search for meaning, and the vertical dimension of human existence. They are also silent witnesses to a fall. They carry within them the memory of a bygone world, the trace of lost greatness, forgotten knowledge, a civilization erased by time. They remind us that what feels essential today may vanish into oblivion tomorrow. Massive, ordered, symmetrical, they evoke discipline, power, and hierarchy. Their forms are familiar to us, like echoes of a system we still recognize. And yet, despite their apparent permanence, life returns. Stones crack, vegetation seeps in, flowers bloom in the crevices. Rabbits dig their burrows, establishing a new balance.