The everlasting fight with fire swept away throughout the mother’s kitchen as she stood there barely making any contribution to my nightmare. Her appearance was soothing but handicapped, my cry for help turned into wishful thinking as did hers. Her distant cries only came about in bits and pieces as my father and I waltzed away throughout the kitchen with the fire sweeping through on each end of the fist...
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The everlasting fight with fire swept away throughout the mother’s kitchen as she stood there barely making any contribution to my nightmare. Her appearance was soothing but handicapped, my cry for help turned into wishful thinking as did hers. Her distant cries only came about in bits and pieces as my father and I waltzed away throughout the kitchen with the fire sweeping through on each end of the fist...
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My Papa's Waltz Response Ed. Edgar V. Roberts and Henry E. Jacobs. 3rd Compact Ed. Upper Saddle River: Prentice Hall, 2006.	2 / 283
My Papa's Waltz We can actually picture the boy clinging to his father as his ear scrapes the father's belt buckle and his watch bumps hard onto the boy's head. I believe this poem tells a rather disturbing story of a boy's time with his father in a very sarcastic way...	2 / 476
Those Winter Sundays And My Papa's Waltz By the end of the poem, the narrator tells the reader how she feels bad that she never realized how much her father sacrificed for the family. What he did, all his hard work, went basically unnoticed and unappreciated...	2 / 432
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my papa's waltz On the other hand, "my mother's countenance could not unfrown itself" ("My Papa's Waltz" by Theodore Roethke, lines&8), tells us that the son 'sees' the mother as selfish and jealous that him and his father are having a good time; by stating the powerful words 'mother' and 'countenance' rather than 'mama' and 'face'...	3 / 670
Comparison Of My Papas Waltz A	4 / 856
My Papa's Waltz: Theodore Roethke The father's knuckles were battered by working as a laborer and so it feels him very hard and rough. The line ?My right ear scraped a buckle' meant that whenever while dancing he would miss the step his head would hurt him with his father's belt buckle...	4 / 857