Shoal Creek

## Shoal Signal: A Bandwidth Node at Seaholm Intake
Inspired by “Sun Poem” by Anahita Bradberry

At the edge of Shoal Creek, where water once powered turbines and light spilled across cooling chambers, the Seaholm Intake now hums with a new kind of energy: invisible, weightless, digital.

Across from Central, where knowledge pulses through fiber and human curiosity, the Intake becomes a nodal access point—a liminal space where the analog past meets the streaming now.

This is no mere conduit.
It’s a signal poem, encoded in bandwidth, steeped in memory, expanding the legacy of civic infrastructure into something soft, human, and luminous.

Light becomes data.
Structure becomes story.
And the trail, once trodden by feet, becomes a shared frequency.

Shoal Signal stands not just as access, but as invitation—
to pause, to connect,
to feel the poetry in the pattern.