Liminal Praise
Back when I drank myself to an all time low I’d crossed oceans for the potion. I had lost my home I was a ghost in a desert where the sand was snow The pressure was unmeasured but my heart still gold
Beat like victims of a system with protruding bones Beat like dark skin oozing red blood coating torn up clothes Beat like madmen talking languages that no one knows I was driving into black holes on celestial roads
But then I smoked something much greener than the other side I passed it on the left side whether rolled or piped And I left behind my shot glass on the melting ice I breathed a smoke-cloud-zebra, yeah I earned my stripes
Seeing pastel, feeling astral, philosophical, wise Teleporting through mandalas, I was seeing signs End times into bed times into open skies I was free as seas as the tribal echoing cries
Into open ended nonsense, into moonlight days Into dreamworlds, and occasionally paranoid craze But the laughter came much faster than the saccharine laze If I breathed in and believed then I was endless, raised
As the silence turned to music, I laid a mat, prayed Allah felt fit to find me in my malachite maze That’s when I wrote to you of whispers wafting on the glaze Angelic tongues left layers of liquid, liminal praise.














