Termux Work & Programming Language

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THAT MORNING, when I was a child, I sat on a long bench


in front of a class. A cheerful old tree


shade me. My father sat beside me, hugging my shoulder


with both arms and smiling nodding at the


every parent and child is sitting in a row


another long bench in front of us. That day was a rather day


important: first day of SD. At the end of the long benches


there was an open door. The door was slanted because of the whole


the school building is already doyong as if it is about to collapse. At the door mouth


two teachers stand like the guests


the glitch. They were patient-faced old men,


Mr. K.A. Harfan Efendy Noor, the headmaster and the


veiled young lady, Mother N.A. Muslimah Hafsari or Bu Mus.


Like my father, they both smiled.


However, Bu Mus's smile was a bitter smile


forced because it seemed obvious he was worried. Her face


tense and agitated movements. He repeatedly counted


the number of children sitting on long benches. It is so


worry so that it does not care about the sweat that flows into the


his eye-pleasers. Monthly points of sweat all around


his nose removed the rice flour powder he was wearing,


making his face scrawl moreng like a show emban for


empress in Dul Muluk, the ancient charade of our village.


“Nine people ... Only nine Uncle Master people,


still less one...,” he said riled to the headmaster.


Mr. Harfan looked at him blankly.


I'm also worried. I'm worried about seeing Bu Mus


who was restless and because of the burden of my father's feelings spread all over


my body. Although he was so friendly this morning but his arms


the roughness that circled my neck drained the beating of the heart


quick one. I knew he was nervous and I knew he wasn't


easy for a forty-seven-year-old man, a


miners who have many children and small salaries, for


handing his son to school. Easier


leave it to the morning market tauke to become a grater


or on the beach to become a copra porters in order to be able to


helping the family economy. Raising a child means


tying yourself to costs for a dozen years and that


it's not easy for our family.


“My father's love …..


I did not see my heart in his face.


“Perhaps I should just go home, forget the wish


school, and following in the footsteps of several brothers and cousins


my cousin, be a coolie …..


But it's not just my dad who's nervous. Every face


the parents in front of me were impressed that they were not


sit on that long bench, because their mind, like the mind


my father, drifting into the morning market or into the keramba on the edge


the sea imagined his son would be better off being a lackey in the


sana. These parents are not at all sure that education


his son who can only afford them the highest fees until


SMP will brighten the future of the family. This morning


they had to be in this school to avoid themselves


from the reproach of the village apparatus for not sending children or


as a person who is caught up in the demands of the new age, the demands of


freeing children from illiteracy.


I know the parents and their children who sit


in front of me. Except for a dirty little boy with hair


the crimson curls were thrashing from his father's grip.


His father was barefoot and dressed in calico. I didn't


know the kids.


The rest are my best friends. Trapani, for example, who


sitting on his mother's lap, or Kucai sitting on the side


his father, or Shahdan who was delivered by no one. Our


neighbors and we are the Malay people belitong from


it is the poorest community on the island. As for the school


this, SD Muhammadiyah, is also the poorest village school


in Belitong. There are three reasons why parents register


his son is here. First, because Muhammadiyah schools do not


set dues in any form, parents only


volunteer as much as they can. Second, because of a hunch,-


their children are considered to have easy characters


misled the devil so from a young age should get


strong Islamic awareness. Third, because his son


not accepted at any school.


the highway across from the school field was hoping that it would still be


there is a new registrant . We are concerned to see such empty expectations.


Then it is not like the atmosphere in other SD that is full of excitement


when receiving new students, the atmosphere of the first day in SD


Muhammadiyah was full of worries, and the most worried


it was Bu Mus and Mr. Harfan.


These simple teachers were in a precarious situation


because the School Supervisor of Depdikbud Sumsel


warning that if SD Muhammadiyah only gets


the new student is less than ten people then the oldest school in


This hole has to be closed. That's why now Mr. Mus and Mr. Mus


Harfan is worried because their school will end, the history,


while the parents were anxious because of the cost, and we, nine


these little ones who were trapped in the middle were worried just in case


we're not a school.


Last year the Muhammadiyah Elementary School only got eleven


students, and this year Mr. Harfan pessimistic can meet the target


ten. He secretly prepared a


speech of the dissolution of the school in front of the parents of the students in


opportunity this morning. The fact that he only needed


one more student to meet that target led to this speech


it will be something that hurts.


“We wait until eleven,” Mr. Harfan said to Bu


Mus and all the parents who have resigned. Silent mood.


Parents may consider the lack of one student


as a sign to his children that they are good


it was registered to the judges only. While me and


it seems that other children also feel very painful: pain in the


our parents, who were unable to, watched the painful moments


an old school closed on the first day


we want school, and are poignant at our strong intention to learn but


staying one step away had to be stopped just because of the lack of one


pupil. We looked down deep.


It was eleven o'clock less than five and Bu Mus was getting


hapless. Five years of service in a poor school


he loved and thirty-two years of selfless devotion


Mr. Harfan, his uncle, will end this sad morning.


“New nine people Uncle Master ...,” said Bu Mus


it shakes once again. He could no longer think clearly. It repeatedly


say the same thing everyone knows.


His voice was as heavy as a person who was depressed.


Finally, time ran out because it was eleven past five


and the number of disciples was not even ten. My great passion for


the school slowly collapsed. I took my father's arm off


my shoulders. Sahara cried sobbing her mother because


he really wants to go to school in Muhammadiyah Elementary School. It wears


shoes, socks, headscarves, and clothes, and have books, books,


bottled water, and an all-new backpack.


Mr. Harfan approached the parents of the students and greeted


they are one by one. A glittering sight. Para


the parents patted her shoulder to encourage her heart.


Bu Mus's eyes sparkled with tears. Paks


Harfan stood in front of the parents, his face grim. Her


get ready to give your last speech. His face looks broken


asa. When he said the first word


Assalamu’alaikum the whole audience was aghast because of Tripani


yelling while pointing to the edge of the lawn field


that school.


“Harun!.


We turned around and in the distance looked like a man


skinny high-crossing stumbling. Her clothes and hair


very tidy. He wore a long white sleeve shirt that was inserted into


inward. The feet and steps form the letter x so that if


walking his entire body swayed violently. A lady


the middle-aged fatty who was beaming painstakingly held onto it.


The man was Aaron, the witty man of our all-round best friend, who had


fifteen years old and somewhat mentally retarded. It's very


happy and walking quickly half ran impatiently approaching


our. He ignored his mother who was overwhelmed


take her.


The two of them were almost out of breath when they arrived in front


Mr. Harfan.


“Bapak Guru ..., ” says his mother gasps.


“Receive Aaron, sir, because SLB only exists on the Island


Bangka, and we don't have any fees to send him to


sana. Anyway, I'd rather put him in this school than in


the house he was just chasing my chicks …..


Aaron smiled broadly showing off his yellow teeth


long-long. Mr. Harfan also stumbled, he glanced at Bu Mus


shrugging his shoulders.


“Genap ten people ...,” said.


Aaron saved us and we cheered.


The Sahara stands tall tidying up the folds of her hijab and holding it


his bag was so big, he wouldn't sit down anymore.


Bu Mus blushed. The young teacher's tears receded and he wiped away


the sweat on his face that was suffused as it mixed with


rice flour powder.