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The speaker says abstraction cares about more than completion and repeats that it is never done. The closing lines include an overwritten phrase and the provisional handwritten reading OMiNutE before the last word Before.

The speaker repeats unfinished action without identifying what needs completion. The canceled and handwritten text at the end prevents a precise reading of intention or timing.

The page plays on 'Abstractiom cares more / than when it is done', repeats 'Never done', adds a handwritten word after 'Is what it was ment be', and ends on the single word 'Before'.

Abstraction is treated as something that values process over completion. The overwritten correction and the handwritten 'OMiNutE' leave the next-to-last line unsettled.