Almanac Poetry: ‘Do not go gentle into that good night’ – for Deano and Max
This is one of the great poems from Dylan Thomas. It is a fitting tribute to two of our favourites who left us last week, Dean Jones and Max Merritt.
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Much has been written, and rightly so, about Deano on these pages in recent days.
But respect, too, for Max Merritt, the Kiwi musician we would happily claim as one of our own. ‘Slipping Away’, ‘Western Union Man’ et al… Fondly remembered from my formative years.
Yes, IJH, vale Max Merritt