Tomorrow?

Hey Money! I was so happy to see you posted this! For a beginner (ish) poet, using rhyme was brave! It can be difficult to pull off gracefully.
I don't always like to do a line-by-line review; part of the reason is because if I get very specific and they make a lot of changes, it might not be relevant. But hopefully some of my more technical tips will carry through to other pieces you write. I think I'm going to work my way through most of it that way (line by line), and then give you more of my overall thoughts.

"Tomorrow? <<< I'm not sure why this has a question-mark after it. Seems more like a certainty to me, certainty that they'll wait til tomorrow.
I don’t lack the ambitions, <<<< "ambition"
I don’t lack the sense of
mind, <<<< I don't know if this was moved onto the next line on purpose? "Sense of mind" is very vague. Maybe you wanted "mind" to rhyme with "behind" but I didn't know what it was supposed to mean.
I simply lack the motivation,
And I’m starting to fall
behind. <<<< I think you can take out "And." Unnecessary, and the rhythm will flow better.

I see my goal ahead of me,
Moving at a steady pace, <<< I think you meant for this to mean that "I" is moving at a steady pace, but the way it's punctuated, and the order, sounds like "goal" is moving at steady pace.
An image of what I could never be, <<< What does that look like? One of a poet's best tools and resources is the five senses. Appeal to them, draw them in; let us know what your subjects smell, feel, taste, look, and sound like. We'll see everything in a whole new light, which is exactly what you want. Fresh perspective.
Am I losing this race?

It’s within an arm’s
length, <<< should be on the same line as the last, yes? Avoid using the word "It." Pronouns are too ambiguous--especially "it."
But it is still so far, <<<< Again, "it."
Do I need more strength? <<<< You use a lot of rhetorical questions, and the answer seems pretty obvious, most of the time. Instead of using so many questions, say something definitive!
I never expected it to be this hard. <<<< "it"

The finish line falls near,
My goal is to transpire, <<< "transpire"? Transpire means "to happen." I'm not sure that's the wording you meant here; it sounds like you just wanted something to rhyme with "dire." Like I said at the beginning, rhyme is hard to pull off, and so far you've done a good job! Just be careful that you use the right words, not just words that rhyme.
It is so clear, <<< "It." This line doesn't say a lot. There are more creative, visually appealing ways to say it.
That I am so dire. <<< Same comment that I made about "transpire."

It has passed the deadline, <<< "It."
And I am filled with sorrow, <<< I think there's a better choice than "sorrow." It sounds melodramatic.
I have failed this assign, <<<< Awkward wording. It should be "assignment." Don't make sacrifices for rhyme! Using the best words is more important than making the poem rhyme. I'm not saying you shouldn't write rhyming poems, but maybe it would be easier to polish your poetry writing skills a bit before trying it
Maybe I can make up for it tomorrow? <<< I like this closing line. It illustrates the whole idea of procrastination. You spent the whole poem talking about how you procrastinated and it's past the deadline, and all this, and then you end saying that you'll worry about it later--still procrastinating. Great. =)

So, all in all, I think you're off to a great start! Things to work on: don't make sacrifices for rhyme! Keep using it if you want to, but make the you're also using the best, most appropriate words. Also, thinking about using more imagery--try to appeal to the 5 senses. The easiest is probably visual; make us see what you're saying. Make us hear it, taste it, feel it, etc. You want this to be original, fresh, give the audience your unique perspective as vividly as you can.
Keep writing dear!

Hahaha, I can relate to this very well. Thank you for putting my feelings into words for me! It's a great poem.

I just see a few slips of rhythm that are a bit jarring.

But still so far,

My goal is to transpire,
It is so clear,
That I am so dire.

I have failed this assign,

Maybe I can make up for it tomorrow?

Good job! I am glad someone feels the same. we all can relate some way or another and you worded it so beautifully and the rhythm and flow was so great. You had matched the words together well. I love how you used great description. I am a true procrastinator. I don't even do anything. I can give you advice as a procrastinator. It is to actually take the initiative its not even about feeling good about yourself. That wont work in conquering it its about taking action.

This was really good. I can directly relate because I am a procrastinator. I know exactly what's happening in here, and that particular fact makes me feel connected. That draws your readers in. As for the fact that this is your first poem, you did a really good job.
I really didn't find any nitpicks, but the spacing between stanzas is pretty lengthy, so that takes your reader's attention away from the actual poem.
I was actually expecting something else entirely, but this was a pleasant surprise.
Good job, and keep writing!

This is my first poem, I tried my best, but with the plaguing feeling of worthlessness in my mind, it was rather hard ;p Thanks in advance for any advice!