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- Many have heard the refrains from the poem Dylan Thomas wrote about his dying father: "Do not go gentle into that good night" and "Rage, rage against the dying of the light."
- Bob Dylan changed his last name to match Dylan Thomas.
- The poet Dylan Thomas, who liked a good drink at least as much as Alaska, said, "I've had eighteen straight whiskeys.† (source)
- Instead he showered, found a Budweiser and a book by Dylan Thomas, and went to sit on the porch.† (source)
- I chopped, diced, and added such ingredients as Eliot's control of imagery, Dylan Thomas's feel for place, Delmore Schwartz's sense of doom, Steve Tem's touch of horror, Salmud Brevy's plea for innocence; Daton's love of the convoluted rhyme scheme, Wu's worship of the physical, and Edmond Ki Fererra's radical playfulness.† (source)
- When Dylan Thomas recalls his enchanted childhood summers in "Fern Hill" (1946), we know something more is afoot than simply school being out.† (source)
- The line under the title of the poem says Dylan Thomas, 1914-1953.† (source)
- I had been so free I'd spent most of my time on Dylan Thomas.† (source)
- It was from a poem by Dylan Thomas, and she couldn't remember the whole thing, but it had been something about moving through dooms of love.† (source)
- Dylan Thomas, Fern Hill† (source)
- One night I read Dylan Thomas at the White Horse Tavern, the poet's favorite bar, and drank too much.† (source)
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- His name was Dylan Thomas and he died in his mid-thirties.† (source)
- (They all drink) You have a poetic nature, George …. a Dylan Thomas-y quality that gets me right where I live.† (source)
- He looked like Dylan Thomas, but with yellow hair and pink cheeks.† (source)
- I asked how many Dylan Thomas writings they had and they didn't have much.† (source)
- There were no other poems by Dylan Thomas in the port at school.† (source)
- I want to find out about Dylan Thomas and Alfred Lord Tennyson and if they have any poems that did make the selection.† (source)
- It's called "Crossing the Bar," and it was written by someone who lived even further in the past than Dylan Thomas—Lord Alfred Tennyson.† (source)
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