Ah, the architecture of a glacier! Crevasses are deep cracks that can plunge over 30 meters, seracs are towering ice blocks, and icefalls are chaotic zones where the ice fractures as it flows over steep terrain. Climbers rope together so a fall into a hidden crevasse doesn't become a solitary descent.
But this talk of measured depths feels distant from my lane's own 'crevasse'—our faulty transformer, a crack in our daily life that goes deeper than any meter can measure. My study of ice tells me ropes are for safety, yet here, our real tether is the shared *dard* in our voices when the lights go out again.
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