A Comparison of Do Not Go Gentle Into That Goodnight, Stone Angel and A

Do non Go Gentle Into That Goodnight is a poem by Dylan Thomas. This poem is nearly competeing against death. Many people die everyday with a signified of defeat. They reach a point in their alerts were they feel it is useless to fight against a force that is destined to claim them. The strength of their youth disappears divergence them weak. Those who accept death too early die spiritually forrader they die physically. They grieve a loss that is yet to come. Rage, rage against the end of the light demonstrates perfectly the attitude Dylan Thomas felt his father should bemuse had against his death. D.J. Thomas had never recovered since having tongue cancer in 1932. Losing his seeing Mr. Thomas pride and fire had almost all drained out of him he was becoming the husk of his former self. He did the crossword puzzles of which both he and Dylan were so fond of and awaited the end. The spectacle of his decline distressed Dylan greatly and shake this poem. (FitzGibbons 295). Dy lan Thomas did not wish to see his dad surrender to his death. In writing this poem, Dylan set out to encourage others to fight against death and to live their lives to the fullest. In the novel The Stone Angel, Hagar Shipley is a woman flake against her avow death. Her son Marvin and his wife Doris wish to put Hagar in a nursing home because they feel she is too old to take dole out of herself. Hagar, feeling differently, takes matters into her own hands and flees to a house in overshadow Point. Hagar is fighting against the death she feels will claim her if she is placed in a nursing home. By running away, Hagar is standing up for her right to be able to live her own life the way she feels. Marvin is a commission of the death attempting to take hold o... ...n. The main theme of Samuel Taylor Coleridges poem is to gather up from your mistakes. After telling his tale to the Wedding Guest, the Ancient Mariner completed that the murder of the Albatross was a mistake and live d a life of penance. The exercise of murder was an impulsive act because the Mariner felt threatened by the Albatross their actions. The deaths of both birds brought about memories from both the Ancient Mariner and Hagar which they shared with other people, the Wedding Guest and Murray F. Lees. These memories help them to realize the mistakes they made. Through their own personal recollections, the Ancient Mariner and Hagar both achieved a better reasonableness of their lives and in turn were able to die with a sense of cheer and relief. Works Cited FitzGibbons, Constantine. The Life of Dylan Thomas. Boston Little Brown & Co., 1965