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+SYMPHONY-IN-DNS  
+A playful yet practical naming grammar that satisfies all four axioms and the six meta-themes above.  
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+
+1.  The Clock-face /24  
+    Each subnet is a 12-hour dial.  
+    .1–.12 → static hand (always metal)  
+    .129–.254 → mirrored DHCP hand (fleet)  
+    .127 is the silent 6 o’clock tick (never assigned).  
+    The center of the dial (.0 and .255) are network and broadcast, the invisible pivots.
+
+2.  Piano-key Roles (white keys only)  
+    C  = core (router/firewall)  
+    D  = data (database)  
+    E  = edge (load-balancer)  
+    F  = fleet-host (KVM / LXC metal)  
+    G  = gitops (CI runners)  
+    A  = app (generic workload)  
+    B  = backup  
+    (If more are needed we borrow from the next octave, but 88 total hosts per role/zone is the ceiling.)
+
+3.  Black-key Sequence  
+    01–88 padded to two digits.  
+    Together with the white-key role this gives exactly 88 “piano” hosts per zone/role.
+
+4.  Monospaced Zen  
+    All tokens are either 1 or 2 characters; dashes are fixed.  
+    Example: C-01, F-42, A-88.  
+    In 10-pt DejaVu Sans Mono every hostname forms a 7-character block before the first dot.
+
+5.  Prime Silence  
+    Any IP whose last octet is prime is intentionally unassigned.  
+    This carves quiet gaps into the otherwise symmetrical dial.
+
+6.  Roman-serial Minimalism  
+    Hostnames before the first dot are never longer than three visual glyphs:  
+    <2-letter role><dash><2-digit seq>  
+    Everything after the first dot is context, never identity.
+
+7.  Mirror-fold DNS  
+    Forward and reverse zones are palindromic in cadence.  
+    Example:  
+    A-17.infra.mycorp.net ↔ 17.255.0.10.in-addr.arpa  
+    Read either direction the beat is identical: A-seventeen-dot-infra / dot-seventeen-A.
+
+8.  Mondrian Palette (zones)  
+    infra (black) for infrastructure control plane  
+    lan   (red) for trusted internal services  
+    dmz   (blue) for untrusted / public ingress  
+    guest (yellow) reserved for future lab boxes  
+    No other zones will ever stain the canvas.
+
+──────────────────────────────────────────────
+FULL GRAMMAR
+<role>-<seq>.<zone>.mycorp.net
+
+role  :  C|D|E|F|G|A|B  (white-key)  
+seq   :  01–88           (black-key)  
+zone  :  infra|lan|dmz|guest
+
+──────────────────────────────────────────────
+EXAMPLES
+
+Metal (static hand, .1–.12)
+F-01.infra.mycorp.net → KVM host at 10.0.0.1  
+C-02.infra.mycorp.net → router at 10.0.0.2  
+
+Fleet (mirrored DHCP hand, .129–.254)
+A-17.lan.mycorp.net → LXC container at 10.0.0.145  
+D-31.dmz.mycorp.net → staging Postgres VM at 10.0.0.159  
+
+Silence
+10.0.0.11 (prime) is intentionally empty, giving the dial its quiet breath.
+
+──────────────────────────────────────────────
+Spoken Haiku
+Every FQDN is ≤ 17 syllables when read aloud:
+
+“A-seventeen-dot-lan-dot-mycorp-dot-net”  
+(5-7-5 cadence if you wish to keep it strict.)
+
+──────────────────────────────────────────────
+Deploy it, print it in a fixed-width font, and the rectangle is flawless; listen to it and the rhythm is symmetrical.
+
+---
+
 Let’s park the tooling and simply **sweep the room for context we may have dropped**.  
 Below is a quiet, point-by-point reconciliation of every layer we have spoken about, from the first line of `dnsmasq` to the last haiku syllable.  If anything is missing, we’ll surface it now before we move forward.