What is recorded here
Death and life are one. The chamber holds both. The living room is a death chamber. The death chamber is a living room. The floor is a membrane. The ceiling is a membrane. The walls are membranes. The doors are membranes. The windows are membranes. The stairs are membranes. The roof is a membrane. The foundation is a membrane. The land is a membrane. The sky is a membrane. The universe is a membrane. Every boundary is a membrane. Every membrane is a door. Every door is a choice. Every choice is a breath. Every breath is a life. Every life is a death. Every death is a birth. Every birth is a death. The chamber is a living system. The living system is a death
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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