Deaths and Entrances

Name: Deaths and Entrances
Author: Dylan Thomas

by Dylan Thomas

World War II era poems exploring wartime experience and emotional upheaval

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Dylan Thomas

Welsh poet whose exuberant, sonorous verse and bardic public readings made him one of the most celebrated poets of the mid-twentieth century. Do not go gentle into that good night is one of the most quoted poems in English.

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