Dylan Thomas (British, 1914–1953) was a Welsh poet and writer known for his lyrical, emotive verse, including Do not go gentle into that good night. Written in 1951 as a plea to his dying father, this poem’s iconic refrain is a rallying cry for resistance and vitality - perfect for honoring grief, courage, or the quiet power of perseverance in the face of darkness.

This quote dates from 1951.