Quote by Coco J. Ginger

It is in this darkness that I have found all light somehow become so bright, a shooting star on a stormy night.

It is in this darkness that I have found all light somehow

Summary

This quote captures the idea that amidst the darkest times and struggles in life, even the smallest instances of light and joy can shine brightly. It suggests that when we experience moments of difficulty and hardship, it enhances our ability to appreciate and cherish moments of happiness and success. Just like a shooting star that stands out on a stormy night, the light we find in darkness becomes even more precious and significant.

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By Coco J. Ginger

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