"Montaje de un sueño diferido"
— Langston Hughes
Simplified Meaning:
When you have a dream or a big goal, but for some reason you have to wait or can't achieve it right away, it can feel frustrating and heavy. Imagine wanting something really badly, like a toy or a trip, but you keep getting told "not now". This delay can make you feel sad, angry, or even make you doubt if it will ever happen. For example, think about a student who dreams of going to college but doesn't have the money. Every year that passes without going to college feels like a growing weight. The feeling of delay can change how the person sees their future and affects their motivation. To deal with this, it's important to stay hopeful and look for smaller steps that bring you closer to the dream. Focus on what you can do now, even if it's small, to keep your dream alive. This way, the dream isn't forgotten, but you're actively working towards it, even if it's slower than you wanted.
