ZaneKun
ZaneKun
17.01.2020 • 
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Read this passage from "do not go gentle into that goodnight." what is dylan thomas talking about in this part of the poem? "wild men who caught and sang the sun in flight, and learn, too late, they grieved it on its way, do not go gentle into that good night." question 1 options: the author is talking about men who wasted their lives and are now regretting that they didn't make something of themselves. the author is talking about men who regretted certain deeds and actions. there are wishing they they'd done more things for people. the author is talking about men who regret both the words that they said, and words they didn't say, and they wish their words had more impact on their loved ones.

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