Don't underestimate your own feeling!

Don't underestimate your own feeling. I feel that it is suitable title for my writing now. Don't ever play your feeling carelessly because believe or not it will be true.

This short story happened at DKR mosque approximately three weeks ago. My watch showed me at 06.20 p.m. as a sign I must praying exactly maghrib. I was hurry put my motorcylce at parking area. As soon as possible I released my bag and also jacket which always attached on my strong body hoho... my feet brought me to the wudhu place fast. At once I saw a man with batik shirt was taking his shoes while I stepped toward the wudhu place. He took his shoes in a mosque locker gently and also closed it again. In my deep heart I said " Oalah.. mas.. mas.. sepatu ae ug ndadak di deleh neng loker.. nek ilang mbok y uwes, semelang ment lhu. Yen takdire ilang y ilang yen ora y ora.." after that he left the mosque.
It took a minute for me to finished my wudhu. I entered the mosque at main door fortunately there was a jamaah line. I stood beside of another jamaah quietly. Assalamualaikum wr wb 2x... the last words were spoken by me on my lips. My hands lifted up as a symbol of my asking to Allah Swt. Finally, I finished my duty. The sky was so dark it made me affraid. I wished I had went home fast but I was shock in front of mosque. My slippers was lost.. O.. my God. I said with myself ".. y Allah.. plis deh, ini tu bukan di mekah.." I tried to waited a moment but it nonsense. Hmm... I thought it was my fade. I didn't know whether it was my "KARMA"? wow.. so horrible. A decision went home without slippers should I did. Hmmm... forgave me God.

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