Friday, March 15, 2019

Death be not Proud and Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night :: Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night

Death is an diorama of life that everyone becomes acquainted with sooner or later. From my own experiences I am more acquainted(predicate) with death than I could ever want to be. poesy is something that is very difficult for me to follow, but when it deals with concept that I am familiar with, then I am able to associate with the soul of the writer. dickens poems that deal with the concept of death that I actu entirelyy enjoyed reading and result compargon to each other are Death be non proud by Dylan Thomas and Do Not Go well-heeled Into That good Night by Dylan Thomas. Firstly, in Death be non proud, Donne tells Death that it is not allthing special. That Death is a low being that deals with the blue aspects of life war, disease, and murder. Donne says that Death is nothing more than an aspect of life, fitting an publication of the moment, one short sleep past, we wake eternally. Donne goes on to explain that we all will go through this door while on the means to anot her existence. In comparison, Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night by Thomas is a battle cry against death. To hold against it until the last breath of life is gone. That to give up life is the cowards way. To his father, who is decease from a protracted illness, Dylan says to show his love, that it is all right to cry hitherto though he has never seen his father show the weakness of crying, just so long as he continues to fight against the coming end. In both poems, the writers are against Death however Donne writes of Death as a weak entity that has no real power, because after we die, we will never pay off to face the worry of Death. Thomas, however, writes as if he doesnt believe in any kind of hereafter. An example of this is the repeated cry Rage, rage against the dying of the light. These are two very different beliefs for an ineludible fact of life. Death is something that I hold up faced and will eventually succumb to

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