Write a body paragraph for an explanatory essay that supports the claim and uses academic writing throughout. Your assignment should include: • evidence from "The Chrysanthemums" to support the claim you were given
• An objective tone, free of obvious opinions and bias, and a formal style
• effective use of language, such as parallel structure, varied phrases and clauses, and efficient adjustment of parts of speech

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This line almost acts as something Like a thesis statement for the entire poem because it expresses how Thomas feels about death. At the beginning of the second stanza, Thomas stated \”Though wise men at their ND know dark is right\” (4).

Thomas is expressing that a wise man in their old age knows that death will approach and it is something to accept. Thomas follows up in his poem by stating  \”their words had forked no lightning\” (5).

That line expresses that the speaker had lived a good life and death is taking over and giving an end to their life.

As Thomas mentioned \”Grave men, near death who see with blinding sight\” (13), expresses how their life was lived to the fullest yet they still have to rage (fight) against death. Thomas poem not only delivery a clear theme about death, but he also talks about owe ;good men\” (9) see themselves with a long life. It\’s also shows in the line \”Blind eyes could blaze like meteors\” (14), this line talks about how men had lived a good life but yet they still have to rage against death because they see that their live could have been lived longer.

Going into the last stanza, Thomas ends the poem with \”And you, my father, there on the sad height, / Curse, bless, me now with your fierce tears, I pray (16-17), means that even though his father died cursing Thomas, he still thinks about his father in a good way and that Thomas father died quietly Into death. The mom talks allot about fighting for death, which Is why Thomas uses the word \”rage\” as fighting and \”dying light\” as the path to death. The title \”Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night\” simply means to not die easily and fight against death.

The poem not only talks about his father fighting against death but also provide metaphorical examples of men who feel like their lives are not lived to the fullest and fighting against death is good thing to before leaving the world with disappointments. In the end, the poem ended about Thomas father and how he feels about death and to rage against death with your last breathe.

His poem directs mostly as rage. ”Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night” tells the experience of  when other poets out there write about social or political issues, Thomas chooses rage against the dying of the light\” (3). Thomas is expressing that death should not be something you go along with but to fight against it. When he says dying light, it is clear that it means darkness, which is a metaphor for death Thomas uses in his poem.

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