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Day and night I always dream with open eyes. — José Martí · Smartyfair

Day and night I always dream with open eyes.

José Martí1853–1895 · poet · 1800s CubaJosé Martí was a Cuban poet, journalist, and revolutionary who worked tirelessly for Cuba's independence from Spain.1 quote

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He dreamed all day long, wide awake.

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