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My beloved one, in these moments when doubt clouds your vision and fear whispers lies to your heart, remember that I cradle you in perfect love. Your tears are precious to me, your struggles known to my heart. Trust that I am weaving beauty from every broken piece.

My beloved child, in those moments when darkness seems to crowd your vision and doubt whispers lies into your heart, remember that I am holding you close. Your tears are precious to me, and I collect each one. Trust that my love surrounds you, even when you cannot feel it.

Let me tell you something about vocabulary. Most students think they need to learn thousands of words, but here's the truth: you probably only need about 20% of those words for 80% of your conversations. The problem isn't vocabulary, it's using what you already know.

It's like your brain plays a trick on you, making the pursuit feel like everything. Then the moment you cross the finish line, that excitement just evaporates into thin air. You're left standing there, holding exactly what you wanted, wondering why it suddenly feels so empty.

Listen, rough, I know you want the project now but I'm still working on it. Don't worry about nothing, I'm gonna finish everything proper. Just give me some time and stop pushing me, I'm surely gonna deliver it good.

Look, sometimes life hits you hard and everything feels like it's falling apart. That's just how this shit works. But remember, the struggle you're going through right now? That's making you stronger, even if it doesn't feel like it yet.

You know, like when you think about traveling and stuff, it's kind of interesting how you could experience different cultures and maybe learn new languages. I could see myself doing that, you know, just exploring and seeing what happens.

Literary historian and cultural critic who documented the rise of African American literature in the early 20th century. Born in Chicago, 1898, he studied at Harvard University before becoming a prominent voice in documenting the emergence of black writers during the Progressive Era.