From the New Oxford American Dictionary:
liminal |ˈlimənl|
adjective technical
1 of or relating to a transitional or initial stage of a process.
2 occupying a position at, or on both sides of, a boundary or threshold.
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I feel as if I’m operating in liminal time right now
As if I’m straddling where I’ve been with where I’m going
I know where I’ve been; I’m not sure where I’m headed
I do know that wherever that is will be good
It’s as though I am right at that cusp between day and night
In the gloaming
Not straining to see what’s ahead
Walking slowly along the path with trust
Happy that I long ago lost my fear of night

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