Text Bus Stop: Poetry Becomes Enclosure

Design a bus shelter whose walls are made of text. Show the side and rear panels as steel plates with a poem laser-cut right through them at large scale, the letterforms themselves creating the openings — so the wall is simultaneously enclosure, artwork and window, and the text is legible from outside while from inside one reads the street through the counters of the letters. Detail the typography as a strong, well-proportioned typeface at generous size, its lines running across the full panel width with the line breaks composed for the panel rather than for a page. Show the effect as the real subject: sunlight passing through the cut letters and projecting the poem in light onto the pavement and the bench, the projected text sharp near the wall and softening with distance. Detail the plates in a dark powder coat so the cut edges read crisply. Show the projected text falling across a seated person. Set it on a plain pavement. Show strong low sun for maximum projection. Photorealistic, graphic, dark plate with projected light text, eye-level view.