We had the experience but missed the meaning,an approach to the meaning restores the experience — T. S. Elliot
We had the experience but missed the meaning,an approach to the meaning restores the experience — T. S. Elliot
We had the experience but missed the meaning,an approach to the meaning restores the experience — T. S. Elliot
We had the experience but missed the meaning,an approach to the meaning restores the experience — T. S. Elliot
We had the experience but missed the meaning,an approach to the meaning restores the experience — T. S. Elliot
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We had the experience but missed the meaning,an approach to the meaning restores the experience

— T. S. Elliot
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