Guilt and blame

Quote	Poem
“Your Daddy had been aiming you at God”	‘The Shot’
“your real target / Hid behind me. Your Daddy, / The god with the smoking gun”	‘The Shot’
“In my position, the right witchdoctor / Might have caught you in flight with his bare hands”	‘The Shot’
“I never dreamed, how occult our guilt”	‘A Picture of Otto’
“I understand – you never could have released her. I was a whole myth too late to replace you.”	‘A Picture of Otto’
“How sick is she? Is she exaggerating? / And I recoiled, just a little, Just for balance, just for symmetry”	‘Fever’
“the overload of dilemma”	‘Fever’
“You were overloaded. I said nothing. I said nothing.”	‘Fever’
“You did not want me to go but your bees / Had their own ideas.”	‘The Bee God’
“When the first bee touched my hair, [...] Marking the target”	‘The Bee God’
“I had let it all grow. I had supposed / It was all OK.”	‘The Blue Flannel Suit’
“Now I know, as I did not”	‘The Blue Flannel Suit’
“Finding your father for you and then / Leaving you to him.”	‘The Table’

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