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To Be Never Late.

Jan 4, 2024
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Updated: Feb 5, 2024

By Rushda Saba


Soon I am home,

my pen upon writing,

thinking, I shouldn't be late.

It's been three hours, five hours,

keep writing, so possessed.

I remember its last day: today.

I had to see my sick grandpa,

but couldn't make it.



At last, register should be made,

failed to find the plateform.

I am screwed! It's yesterday, the last date?

realizing, commencing itself late.

Didn't return empty handed,

got a lesson all along: To Be Never Late.


By Rushda Saba




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