The author of the poem is Dylan Marles Thomas,1914-1953; The title of the poem is: don't walk into that beautiful night gently;
Don't walk into that fine night gently, don't walk into that fine night gently,
Old age should burn and revel at the end of the day; The days will pass, and the old times should still be burning and roaring;
Anger, anger at the disappearance of light. Anger, anger at the disappearance of light.
Although at the end of the day, the wise know that they should set foot on the road of darkness, they finally know that darkness is right.
Because their words have not been crossed by lightning, because words have never flashed in generation, they
Don't walk into that beautiful night gently. Don't walk quietly into that beautiful night.
Good people, the last wave has passed, how bright they are crying, and the last wave has passed, shouting their fragile good deeds.
Their fragile behavior may dance in a green bay, or they may dance happily in a green bay.
Anger, anger at the disappearance of light. Therefore, they angrily condemned the disappearance of light.
The savage sings the flying sun carefully, and the madman catches the fleeting sunshine and sings for it.
It was too late to study. They were sad on the way and realized that it was too late. They had been sad for time.
Don't walk into that beautiful night gently. Don't walk quietly into that beautiful night.
People in graves, who are dying, look at serious people with blind eyes, and at the end of their lives, look at them with vague eyes.
Blind eyes can shine and be happy like meteors, and blind eyes can shine and be happy like meteors.
Anger, anger at the disappearance of light. Therefore, they angrily condemned the disappearance of light.
And you, my father, are on that sad height, and you, my father, are extremely sad in life.
Curse, happiness, I am now with your fierce tears, I pray. I beg you to curse me and bless me with your tears now.
Don't walk into that beautiful night gently. Don't walk quietly into that beautiful night.
Anger, anger at the disappearance of light. Anger, anger at the disappearance of light.