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Poem: Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night
Written by: Dylan Thomas
From the movie: Interstellar
Performed by: Michael Caine

50 Likes! DO NOT GO GENTLE (3/23/18)

A prequel to the very first episode of MLP:FIM. Celestia turns into Daybreaker after she is kidnapped by Nightmare Moon and... Still loses. Nightmare Moon has darkness on her side. Yadda, yadda, Yadda, friendship and the Elements of Harmony beat Nightmare Moon with magic rainbows.

I knew this poem by heart and when I heard it in the movie "Interstellar", that just was icing on the cake. Combining my love of black holes with one of my favorite poem of all time, it was simply beautiful. Great movie, but the ending was a little weird in my opinion.

A little backstory on why I love this poem so much if you choose to read:

I might have a mild form of depression, but I've never been to a doctor to confirm, but I have read up on the subject. It's more than just sadness. I can't find any joy in the things I love when it hits. I'm a person who is never bored. I always have something to do. Playing video games, watching Youtube, working out or creating animations. When it hits, I don't want to do anything. Nothing sounds fun or good. I just want to lay in my bed and forget about everything. When that happens, anxiety hits me, hard. I start thinking that nobody cares about what I do or even me as a person. I apparently hide these feelings very well, because nobody has bothered to ask me if somethings wrong when I'm feeling this way. Not even my closest friends and family members.

It was almost ten years ago when these depressing thoughts first hit me. I was an emotional teenager and I just had my heart broken by a girl. I was seriously considering suicide. I had it all planned out. But then, I can't even remember how, but I found this poem called "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night".

I loved this poem so much, especially the first couple of lines. I'm an extremely competitive person, so my mind warped mind thought about if I'm gone, then she would win. I couldn't have that. So I would NOT go gentle in to that good night... I would rage, RAGE against the dying of the light...