Do Not Go Gentle by Astley, Neil -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Description Title Page Epigraph Contents 1: Stop All the Clocks

Funeral Blues Wept Memorial Comparisons Remember The Five Stages of Grief The Widower The Suicides Life Epitaph Upon A Child That Died The Child Dying On My First Sonne Light On the Death of a Child The Unquiet Grave Remembrance After the Burial Especially When It Snows

2: Lives Enriched

Because He Lived Epitaph on a Friend The Good When a Friend Cleopatra’s Lament for Antony Dirge for Fidele ‘We say the dead depart’ ‘Not, how did he die, but how did he live?’ from In Memoriam A.H.H. As Befits a Man from Joyce: By Herself and Her Friends Tract Gravy Haiku

3: I Am Not There

‘Do not stand at my grave and weep’ Song Turn Again to Life For Katrina’s Sun Dial ‘Thinking I enjoyed the pleasures of life’ Demiurge In the End Is the Body Sonnet LXXXIX Haiku The Soul Driven from the Body ‘I’m the one who has the body’ The Paradox ‘Everything you see’

4: The Dying of the Light

Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night Invictus Et in Arcadia On Parting with My Wife, Janina from When You Died Aubade from Le Petit Salvié The Minister A Last Marriage

5: The Other Side

Notes from the Other Side The Reassurance Breath Oh Years go by I See You Dancing, Father In Memory of My Mother The Dead Resurrection Eden Rock Inside Our Dreams Song Haiku

6: Nothing Dies

After Great Pain In Blackwater Woods from Song of Myself Unmarked Boxes The Creation Heredity ‘Good Night, Willie Lee, I’ll See You in the Morning’ Kaddish A Marriage Three Elegiac Poems In the Nursing Home ‘Why cling’ When Death Comes Come, Death ‘Death be not proud’ Nothing Is Lost Let Evening Come from Autumn Journal A Celtic Blessing No Need This Is What I Wanted to Sign Off With Late Fragment Dead Woman Every Town a Home Town Begin

Acknowledgements Index of Writers Copyright

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