Do not go gentle into that good night by Dylan Thomas
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Title
of poem means | Don't pass away like you gave up on life |
Paraphrase
parts of the Poem | "And you, my father...." - My dear father on the brink of death, I pray that you fought death with everything you have |
Connotation
of some of the words – changing literal meaning to implied or associated values | "good night" implies death "Rage, rage against the dying of the light" implies the person's strong wish to not die |
Attitude
What is the attitude of the author, characters or yourself? | The attitude is angry (in the sense that the son doesn't want to lose his father) |
Shift
At first we think or feel one way – then there is a shift: identify the shifts and explain them | Has one shift between the 2nd and 3rd stanza (Good men.....Wild men) |
Title revisited
Any new insights on meaning or significance of title? | The title means that one should not die peacefully, but rather fight against death and try to cling on to your life |
Theme
| Don't just let death knock on your door when the time comes, but fight it off as much as you can and stay longer to be with your loved ones |
Collaboration between Jared Dube and Hikaru Kasai
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