menjelang lebaran 2010

kata-kata ini kurangkumkan sehari sebelum ramadhan berakhir
keinginanku untuk penghujung ramadhan ini tidak muluk-muluk
ingin lega dan menjadi pribadi yang lebih baik
bebas dari beban hati, amarah, dengki
mungkin aku bukan yang paling baik ritual ibadahnya
tapi untuk yang paling mendasar sebagai manusia
aku sangat bersyukur sudah tiba di hari ini,
detik ini..

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