Don't Walk Gently into that Beautiful Night is a poem written by the English poet dylan thomas in the middle of the 20th century. The whole poem is as follows:

Don't walk quietly into that beautiful night.

Old age should burn and roar at sunset.

Angry at the disappearance of light

Although the wise man knew that darkness was right when he died.

Because there is no lightning in their words, they

And I didn't walk into that beautiful night gently.

When the last wave passed, kind people shouted out their fragile kindness.

How well you danced in Green Bay.

Angry at the disappearance of light

Violent people capture and sing the soaring sun.

Yes, but it's too late. They make the sun sad on the road.

He didn't walk into that beautiful night gently either.

Serious people are close to death and look at them with dazzling eyes.

Blind eyes can shine and rejoice like meteors.

Angry at the disappearance of light

You, my father, are at that sad height.

Now curse me with your tears and bless me.

I beg you, don't walk into that beautiful night gently.

Angry at the disappearance of light

Appreciation of poetry and prose:

The poet expressed his anger that death took the lovely people away from this world. He wanted to "denounce the disappearance of light". This is a nineteen-line poem with strict meter, which is quite beautiful to read. Paying attention to musicality is one of the characteristics of Thomas' poems. Many contemporary poets in China once said in interviews that he was shocked when he came into contact with dylan thomas's "phrase rhythm" in the 1980s.

Thomas's poems are in line with the theme of Interstellar's film exploring life, love and death. In this sci-fi movie, dylan thomas's poem don't walk into that good night was recited many times. In fact, this poem is read from the mouth of a human wandering in space, which really enhances the dimension and shock of the film, and every word will hit the hearts of the audience.