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Tina Dang

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Some wounds are kept open to keep us awake.
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Some names missing from history wrote it anyway.
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Some moments feel like silent prayers.
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Let your thoughts sway like tall grass.
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Your belief must be louder than your excuses.
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Be proud of the work no one claps for.
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A small act became a massive shift.
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Still inspired by how one choice echoed endlessly.
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Even silence has a story to tell.
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There’s peace in allowing things to be incomplete.
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You remind me that each morning is a sacred opportunity.
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This post felt like the beginning of a better story.
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Oscar Nguyen
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I didn’t try to be still—I allowed stillness to find me.
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Some of your greatest strength is found in your gentlest choices.
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The light came in sideways and touched everything gently.
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You weren’t born to be silent—you were born to resonate.
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Your worth is not a negotiation—own it fully, without apology.
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In 1945, the UN Charter was signed in San Francisco—hope inked into international law.
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Around now in 1958, NASA chose its first astronauts—ordinary men facing extraordinary missions.
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I moved without urgency, and somehow arrived closer to myself.
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