Folder initially meant for a speech on the essay anthology titled "Curfew ke Matahari Malam"

Although empty, the folder hinted at what were some of the last works written by Singapore Malay literary pioneer Masuri SN, who passed away in 2005: a collection of essays, dialogue prose poetry and even plays, which he had worked on between 1977 to 2003. The collection was eventually published posthumously in 2009, and has since been reprinted both in Singapore and Malaysia.