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May every sunrise hold more promise, every moonrise hold more peace.

May every sunrise hold more promise, every moonrise hold mor

Summary

This quote emphasizes the hope and tranquility that each new day and night may bring. It suggests that with every sunrise, there is the potential for limitless possibilities and brighter prospects for the future. Similarly, during each moonrise, the world may find deeper serenity and harmony. It encourages us to embrace the beauty of both beginnings and endings, and to seek solace and contentment in the rhythmic cycle of life.

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