El silencio de un pueblo ante la injusticia
Hoy muchos hablamos de la injusticia que se comete contra Anna Bensi y su madre. Ellas se han ganado, con creces, el apoyo que reciben: dos personas condenadas simplemente por expresar su opinión y defender su manera de pensar. Eso no es un delito; es un derecho.
Veo que, dentro de Cuba, existe un pequeño grupo de personas que las apoya y las defiende. A ellos les reconozco su valor. Pero mi profunda preocupación es otra: la inmensa mayoría de los cubanos que ven todo en las redes sociales, los que comentan, reaccionan y comparten publicaciones todos los días, permanecen callados ante esta injusticia.
Y no quiero justificaciones en los comentarios. ¿Que tienen hambre? Con más razón. ¿Que no tienen agua ni electricidad? Una razón más. ¿Que faltan medicamentos? Cien razones más. ¿Que los encarcelan por hablar? Entonces deberían ser más los que hablen, porque cuando una injusticia afecta a todos, el silencio no protege a nadie.
#AbajoLaDictadura
#LibertadParaCuba
Among violins, half-light, coffee, and open pages, this book was born.
It is not a collection of answers.
It is a conversation with the shadows we choose, with the absences that live inside us, and with the beauty that survives even when the world feels too loud.
Sovereign of a Kingdom Without Flags / Soberana de un Reino sin Banderas
Now available on Amazon and Kindle.
“Here I am, with my shadows. Here I am, with my truth.”
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Entre violines, penumbras, café y páginas abiertas, nació este libro.
No es una colección de respuestas.
Es una conversación con las sombras que elegimos, con las ausencias que nos habitan y con la belleza que sobrevive incluso cuando el mundo parece demasiado ruidoso.
Sovereign of a Kingdom Without Flags/Soberana de un Reino sin Banderas
Ya disponible en Amazon y Kindle.
"Aquí estoy, con mis sombras. Aquí estoy, con mi verdad."
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“Virgencita del Cobre”
Hoy la isla despierta con tu nombre,
Virgen de cobre y sal,
madre de aguas que guardan memorias
y de llamas que alzan el pan.
En tu manto —tecido de siglos—
caben los Tres Juanes en su barca,
el mambí en la manigua,
la madre que reza con los ojos secos,
el hijo que espera tras la reja.
Eres la flor que el mar no arrastra,
el faro que el tiempo no apaga,
la esperanza que navega sin brújula
hacia el pecho de un pueblo en el exilio.
Te ofrezco este día,
este deseo tallado en el hueso,
este sueño que se niega a morir:
que Cuba respire sin cadenas,
que la libertad —tan prometida—
por fin eche raíces en su suelo.
Virgencita de la Caridad,
patrona de los que caen y se levantan,
cubre con tu sombra de oro
a los que luchan,
a los que aman,
a los que aún creen
que la isla puede renacer
—aunque sea de ceniza—.
TJM
Virgencita del Cobre
Hoy la isla despierta con tu nombre,
Virgen de cobre y sal,
madre de aguas que guardan memorias
y de llamas que alzan el pan.
En tu manto —tecido de siglos—
caben los Tres Juanes en su barca,
el mambí en la manigua,
la madre que reza con los ojos secos,
el hijo que espera tras la reja.
Eres la flor que el mar no arrastra,
el faro que el tiempo no apaga,
la esperanza que navega sin brújula
hacia el pecho de un pueblo en el exilio.
Te ofrezco este día,
este deseo tallado en el hueso,
este sueño que se niega a morir:
que Cuba respire sin cadenas,
que la libertad —tan prometida—
por fin eche raíces en su suelo.
Virgencita de la Caridad,
patrona de los que caen y se levantan,
cubre con tu sombra de oro
a los que luchan,
a los que aman,
a los que aún creen
que la isla puede renacer
—aunque sea de ceniza—.
#AbajoLaDictadura #PorCubaLibre
#MiPoesía
#PatriaYvida
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The Silent Teacher: Growing at Life’s Pace is a gentle, contemplative exploration of the quiet moments that shape us. Through poetic reflections, real-life stories, and the wisdom found in nature’s slow rhythms, Tamara J. Mazorra invites readers to rediscover the strength of patience, the clarity of presence, and the beauty of growing without rushing.
The Silent Teacher is not a book about stepping away from life, but about entering it more fully—one breath, one moment, one season at a time.
In a world obsessed with speed, productivity, and constant movement, this book offers a different path—one where stillness becomes a guide, uncertainty becomes fertile ground, and life unfolds at its natural pace. Each chapter opens a doorway into themes such as waiting, transition, surrender, healing, and the subtle art of trusting what cannot be seen yet.
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The Silent Teacher: Growing at Life’s Pace is a gentle, contemplative exploration of the quiet moments that shape us. Through poetic reflections, real-life stories, and the wisdom found in nature’s slow rhythms, Tamara J. Mazorra invites readers to rediscover the strength of patience, the clarity of presence, and the beauty of growing without rushing.
In a world obsessed with speed, productivity, and constant movement, this book offers a different path—one where stillness becomes a guide, uncertainty becomes fertile ground, and life unfolds at its natural pace. Each chapter opens a doorway into themes such as waiting, transition, surrender, healing, and the subtle art of trusting what cannot be seen yet.
With a voice that is both tender and profound, Mazorra reminds us that meaningful growth often happens quietly, beneath the surface, long before it becomes visible. The Silent Teacher is not a book about stepping away from life, but about entering it more fully—one breath, one moment, one season at a time.
@GavinNewsom The students are struggling to pay for their lunches and gas ⛽️, while you and your wife become millionaires with public money from schools 🏫
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The Silent Teacher: Growing at Life’s Pace is a gentle, contemplative exploration of the quiet moments that shape us. Through poetic reflections, real-life stories, and the wisdom found in nature’s slow rhythms, Tamara J. Mazorra invites readers to rediscover the strength of patience, the clarity of presence, and the beauty of growing without rushing.
In a world obsessed with speed, productivity, and constant movement, this book offers a different path—one where stillness becomes a guide, uncertainty becomes fertile ground, and life unfolds at its natural pace. Each chapter opens a doorway into themes such as waiting, transition, surrender, healing, and the subtle art of trusting what cannot be seen yet.
With a voice that is both tender and profound, Mazorra reminds us that meaningful growth often happens quietly, beneath the surface, long before it becomes visible. The Silent Teacher is not a book about stepping away from life, but about entering it more fully—one breath, one moment, one season at a time.
Perfect for readers seeking clarity, emotional renewal, or a deeper connection to their own inner rhythm.
Ya está disponible mi segundo libro:
El Silencio No Tiene Nombre
Una novela donde el duelo no se queda quieto.
Se convierte en raíces, en relojes detenidos, en tinta que sangra y germina.
Donde el silencio tiene peso… y también tiene camino.
Alba regresa a la casa familiar después de la muerte de su hermana. Pero en Umbría el tiempo se ha detenido y el bosque espera. Para encontrar a Elena, tendrá que atravesar espejos, sombras y su propio dolor, hasta descubrir que recordar no es quedarse atrapada… sino aprender a caminar con una luz propia.
Poesía y narrativa entrelazadas.
Una historia sobre el duelo, la memoria y la esperanza que nace cuando nos atrevemos a mirar de frente la oscuridad.
Disponible: En Amazon y en KDP, puedes poner el título directamente si no logras entrar por el enlace
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#ElSilencioNoTieneNombre #NuevoLibro #Literatura #AutoresIndependientes #Duelo #Poesía #KDP
@WhiteHouse Mr. President,
My name is Tamara J. Mazorra. With respect, I write to you.
If they tell you that Latinos approve of your comments about Venezuela, that is not true. Calling Deysi Rodríguez an “ally” — when she is still part of Maduro’s regime (currently in prison in New York) — hurts your support among Hispanic voters. Nor should Venezuela be reduced only to oil and gold.
Your speeches repeat the same achievements and economic figures too often. Many voters do not see that in their pockets or at the supermarket. Stop focusing only on the Middle East. The communist threat is also growing inside the United States and it is very dangerous.
Be firm, direct, and talk about the real present threats. Avoid rambling and repetition — it makes you look weak. Reorganize your message if you want to win over undecided voters and keep your base.
Thank you. God bless you and the United States.
@realDonaldTrump Mr. President,
My name is Tamara J. Mazorra. With respect, I write to you.
If they tell you that Latinos approve of your comments about Venezuela, that is not true. Calling Deysi Rodríguez an “ally” — when she is still part of Maduro’s regime (currently in prison in New York) — hurts your support among Hispanic voters. Nor should Venezuela be reduced only to oil and gold.
Your speeches repeat the same achievements and economic figures too often. Many voters do not see that in their pockets or at the supermarket. Stop focusing only on the Middle East. The communist threat is also growing inside the United States and it is very dangerous.
Be firm, direct, and talk about the real present threats. Avoid rambling and repetition — it makes you look weak. Reorganize your message if you want to win over undecided voters and keep your base.
Thank you. God bless you and the United States.
@SenSchumer You, the representatives who do not represent those who elected them, are the ones who close it, because if they open it, they would not come out anymore
The people can do more, if the government is corrupt and uses power to subdue the people for that there is an amendment in the constitution of the United States and it was put by the founding fathers precisely for that, for when the politicians would be smart and use their power, to subdue the people.