Electromagnetic wave propagation as mechanical waves and transverse waves.
Once torsion has taken place on one end, a transverse mechanical wave will be produced in the form of a spiral curve towards the other end as shown in the figure. (Well, an animated gif would better indicate this)
Affected structure of gravity
Gravity filaments affected and group wave

Therefore, energy from the photon or the mechanical torsion will be transmitted from the initial point towards the other end according to the parameters of the transverse elasticity.
This presentation of photons as transverse mechanical waves is only a mere simplification of what happens in reality, it seems that in the propagation of electromagnetic waves, the torsion of a filament of the structure of gravity or globine will necessarily affect the adjacent filaments. So we can talk about a three dimensional group wave and wave fronts but we still do not know what exactly a photon is.
As a result, the bar of the image will represent the group wave or the collection of filaments in gravity’s reticular structure affected by the advance of the electromagnetic wave front.
From the perspective of the central axis of the transverse mechanical wave, the amplitude of the electromagnetic wave will depend on how many elastocytes are needed to reflect the total energy of the wave, keeping in mind that each elastocyte represents a minimum unit of energy.
According to Wikipedia, since they are transverse waves, electromagnetic group wave and light can be polarized, whereas longitudinal waves, such as the mechanical waves of sound, cannot be polarized because the oscillation is produced in the same direction as its propagation.
Wikipedia also states that the study of electromagnetic polarization only concerns the electric fields of the mentioned transverse waves by convention since the magnetic field is perpendicular and proportional to the electric field. I still have not been able to make out the difference between an electric field and a magnetic field in a photon. I suppose it would be a conventional difference because of historic reasons and due to the fact that it is useful to separate the two spatial components; maybe it has something to do with the differences due to the direction of the electromagnetic wave propagation in relation to the tension of gravity’s longitudinal curvature and the resulting potential difference of the torsion.
Another way to look at it would be to ask ourselves if the magnetic wave group has an electric component in its transverse wave propagation.
Transverse and mechanical wave
Magnetic field and electric field

The figure on the propagation of the magnetic and electric field shows the classic virtual division of the electromagnetic wave propagation. This representation of two planes of the front of a three dimensional transverse and mechanical wave corresponds to the lines defining the adjacent filaments of the reticular structure of gravity affected in each instant.
If we look at the advance of the wave front over time, the areas represented in every plane perpendicular to its direction will define the group wave in the reticular structure of gravity, or globine, as a three dimensional electromagnetic wave volume.
The figure is not exact because the vertical and horizontal lines of the propagation of the wave front of the transverse mechanical wave cannot be so straight; however I believe the intended effect is achieved.
The fact that the mechanical wave of the photon maintains its energy indicates that the reticular structure of gravity is a non-dispersive medium.
Another property of magnetic waves and light is that they break the symmetry of the radial structure of gravity.