A reflection on legacy,
consequence, and the book that saw it coming
By Rick Marvin Cruz
Lately, the world feels louder than usual.
It’s not just the noise; it’s the echoes.
The echoes of choices made behind
closed doors.
The echoes of reputations unraveling in real time.
The echoes of past lives catching up with present power.
Donald Trump faces the weight of the
Epstein files.
Sean Combs stands under a magnifying glass the size of a
courtroom.
Ozzy Osbourne, a man once labeled wild, is said to have given his
life to Christ before his final breath.
Hulk Hogan passes, remembered not just for wrestling, but for words
that still sting.
Malcolm-Jamal Warner leaves this world with dignity, a man of art
and integrity.
And all the while, Project 2025 advances
quietly, setting the stage for a future few fully
understand.
These are not just headlines.
They are echoes.
In today’s world, what we once buried
comes back louder.
What we thought we outran finds us again.
And what we stood for, or failed to stand for,
shapes how we are remembered.
This isn’t about judgment.
It’s about truth.
And truth has a voice.
It speaks in headlines.
It whispers through regret.
It hums through the silence when the cameras stop rolling.
The question
isn’t if your echo will return.
The question is: what will it say when it
does?
I didn’t write Infinite Echoes to follow trends. I wrote it because I saw the shift coming.
The shift from distraction to
reflection.
From curation to confession.
From image to soul.
Infinite Echoes: A Poetic Journey Through Shadows and Light isn’t just a book of poems. It’s a collection of quiet truths told before the noise started. It’s the journey of a man, from the streets of Brooklyn to spiritual transformation; told in verses, reflections, and raw vulnerability.
It speaks on:
Personal accountability
Silent battles and public trials
The soul behind success
The pain behind reinvention
And the kind of growth that doesn’t need applause
We all have echoes.
Some we’re proud of.
Some we wish we could take back.
Some still haven’t been heard yet; but they’re coming.
This moment in our culture isn’t just
exposing people.
It’s calling all of us to ask:
“What story am I leaving behind? What will echo when I’m gone?”
If you’ve ever wrestled with your
past…
If you’ve ever wondered who you really are beneath the surface…
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Can I still become something
more?”
Then Infinite Echoes is written for you.
The noise will come and go.
The timelines will scroll.
But your story—your real story—deserves
reflection, not just reaction.
That’s what this book offers.
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Some echoes haunt.
Some heal.
Others awaken.
Which one will yours be?