Do Not Go Willingly Into the Dark Night
A parody of 'Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night'
Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa to Dylan Thomas
Do not go willingly into the dark night
Evil lurks in shadows at the end of each day
Rage, rage against the things that cause fright
Though wicked ones know wrong from right,
They lie in wait to capture their prey
Do not go willingly into the dark night
Like vampires who hide when the sun is bright
Goblins and fiends can be held at bay
Rage, rage against the things that cause fright
Wild beasts swoop down from such great height
With sharp talons they'll grab you and fly away
Do not go willingly into the dark night
Werewolves prowl about in the moonlight
Creatures with fangs that howl and bray
Rage, rage against the things that cause fright
Demons unleash their hounds with orders to bite
If you must leave, don't dally or delay
Do not go willingly into the dark night
Rage, rage against the things that cause fright
December 22, 2020
Entered in L Milton Hankins'
Parody of a Famous Poem Contest
Copyright © Jenna Logan | Year Posted 2020
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