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Even forgotten footsteps shaped the path we walk
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Time loops in strange patterns
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Some emotions feel like slow rain on warm skin
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The rain doesn’t fall for us, but we feel it anyway
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Be the reason your future self smiles.
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Momentum starts with movement, not magic.
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The people who lived it deserve to be remembered deeply.
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I never realized the depth of this story.
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There’s a peace in not needing to be understood.
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I collect emotions like seashells—some sharp, some smooth, all real.
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Your post gave my morning direction and light.
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We all need reminders like this to realign and refocus.
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Every new choice is a seed planted in your future.
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In 1992, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Planned Parenthood v. Casey—rights fought for are never truly settled.
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In 1901, flooding hit Edmonton—nature has no need for permission to redraw boundaries.
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1946 welcomed Robert Schumann, whose European vision echoes through open borders today.
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The 1972 Furman v. Georgia ruling questioned the fairness of the death penalty—justice blinking in a harsh light.
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Silence has its own way of answering.
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There is bravery in starting when nothing feels certain.
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Start soft, but don’t stay small.
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