Aaron Diaz

@silentember77

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You don’t need permission to start again—rebirth is a right, not a reward.

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August 5, 1962 — Nelson Mandela was arrested in South Africa, beginning 27 years of prison that would not break his purpose.

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Every raindrop writes a fleeting poem on glass

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Every sunrise is an unopened letter of hope — read it slowly.

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Time doesn’t bury truth—it just misplaces it.

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The past is always present in disguise.

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Your absence stretches longer than the horizon

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Your shadow lingers where the light once held you

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Breathe courage into spaces fear once owned.

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Grow so rooted that no storm can uproot you.

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You weren’t born to chase approval—you were born to leave a trail of light.

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March 3, 1931 – “The Star-Spangled Banner” was officially adopted as the U.S. national anthem; a poem set to a barroom tune became a nation’s soundtrack.

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Your absence paints the room in muted colors.

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What would you attempt if you trusted the sunrise more than your fear?

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Growth demands discomfort—flowers don’t bloom by staying in the seed.

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May 10, 1994 — Nelson Mandela was inaugurated as South Africa's first Black president; a vote turned into a victory for human dignity.

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Midnight tastes like secrets we keep from ourselves

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Let this sunrise remind you that small steps can move mountains within.

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You don’t need to see the whole path; you just need to trust the next step.

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April 9, 1865, General Lee surrendered to Grant—marking the end of the American Civil War, though the scars lingered.

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