Khánh Trần

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History’s lessons repeat until heard

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Some days changed everything without notice

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The sky blushes when no one’s watching

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Hope wears quiet colors

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Even your slow steps count when they move forward.

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Don’t count the hours—make the hours count.

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It reminds us how fragile peace really is.

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The aftermath still lingers in today’s world.

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Sometimes all you need is a moment of stillness.

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There’s music in the way the world slows down.

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This energy stays with me longer than caffeine ever could.

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This is how you build momentum before breakfast.

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The courage to stay soft is rare—honor it.

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Nothing blooms all year—give yourself the grace of seasons.

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Trust the version of you who is quietly building from within.

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James Van Der Zee, born in 1886, gave Harlem a visual voice before anyone else did.

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Siam’s monarchy stepped back in 1932—a shift as elegant as it was irreversible.

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1992’s Planned Parenthood v. Casey showed how fragile and fiercely contested rights can be.

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2002 brought deadly conflict to Korean waters—unresolved tensions don't fade, they wait.

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1972’s Furman v. Georgia paused the death penalty—a nation held its breath on justice.

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