Believe me, Michael:Those who flee from the past will always lose the race.I know this from experience. When you reach y — T.S. Eliot
Believe me, Michael:Those who flee from the past will always lose the race.I know this from experience. When you reach y — T.S. Eliot
Believe me, Michael:Those who flee from the past will always lose the race.I know this from experience. When you reach y — T.S. Eliot
Believe me, Michael:Those who flee from the past will always lose the race.I know this from experience. When you reach y — T.S. Eliot
Believe me, Michael:Those who flee from the past will always lose the race.I know this from experience. When you reach y — T.S. Eliot
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Believe me, Michael:Those who flee from the past will always lose the race.I know this from experience. When you reach your goal,Your imagined paradise of success and grandeur,You will find your past failures waiting there to greet you.

— T.S. Eliot
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