Ηeroes. Victims. Gods and human beings. All throwing shapes, every one of them Convinced he's in the right, all of them glad To repeat themselves and their every last mistake, No matter what. People so deep into Their own self-pity self-pity buoys them up. People so staunch and true, they're fixated, Shining with self-regard like polished stones. And their whole life spent admiring themselves For their own long-suffering. Licking their wounds And flashing them around like decorations (pp. 1-2). ... Human beings suffer, they torture one another, they get hurt and get hard. No poem or play or songcan fully right a wrong inflicted or endured. … History says, Don't hope on this side of the grave. But then, once in a lifetime the longed for tidal wave of justice can rise up, and hope and history rhyme (p.77). … Ήρωες και θύματα συνάμα. Θεοί ίδιοι με ανθρώπινα πλάσματα. Παραδαρμένες φιγούρες και ο καθένας να πιστεύει πως το δίκιο με το μέρος τ