I think I've been using it wrong, but I don't care.

[kirby1024]

I have often heard the saying "Do not go gentle into that good night", and until now I have never actually looked up the original poem. I have often interpreted this line (without knowing the context) as a statement of legacy - To not go gentle into that good night is for one's death to be remembered, for the things a person has done to live on

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[iosef]

You can rail against the fading of the light either way.

[iosef]

BTW, Thomas is great read aloud. Under Milk Wood is the obvious choice, but Fern Hill and others were all written for the voice, not just the eye.

"Eighteen whiskies. I think thats a new record."