My Papa’s Waltz - Thats not just coke in Dads glass Essays -- My Pap

My Papas Waltz - Thats not just reversal in Dads glass     Some define intoxicant abomination as the recurrent use of alcohol to the extent that repeated use results in an inability to fulfill normal role functions, or presents legal or social/interpersonal problems, or creates a hazard to self or others (Suppes 339). While most people seem to drink in moderation, others put one over a hard time drinking responsibly. Sometimes alcohol disgust can lead to physical abuse, mental abuse, loss of a job, alcoholism, or the breaking down of relationships. In My Papas Waltz, we see the detrimental effects of alcohol on a father/son relationship. Papa does not abuse his son, however his repeated drinking creates a gap in their relationship.   In My Papas Waltz, we see no evidence of any physical abuse. His son, at this age, adores him. unitedly they romped until the pans / Slid from the kitchen shelf (Roethke 5-6). The young boy does not want to let go of his father he admits, I hung on like death (3). Then, he explains he still clings to his fathers shirt even while...