Therefore (to paraphrase the poet), although not necessarily raging, burning, or raving, one need not proceed gently into that good night.
And he remains, against all the odds, the 'Fiery Jack' of old, ranting, raging, burning with the certainty of his calling.
The piece is a logical extension of his art and one of the more potent statements about the lurking social rage burning below the surface.
Still raging, still burning, the fortysomething Elvis Costello has finally rediscovered his pop (he art.
You have a raging fire burning in your unquiet mind that some people will try to extinguish.
He shaves his head and goes Awol with his father's rifle, and this flourish of madness, raging in the burning sun as the plantation begins to collapse like an enfeebled government or royal household, gives the story a dramatic shape like something by Edward Bond, an adapter of Shakespeare as well as the screenwriter for Nicolas Roeg's Walkabout.
This lengthy story of a spree killer who wipes out three members of a family in a murderous rage and the discredited hypnotist who comes out of professional exile to help catch him does contain strokes of good writing ("Josef had a particular smell about him, a smell of rage, of burning chemicals," in Ann Long's blunt translation).
The image of a weary old man making way for a new-born baby as 2012 gives way to 2013 hardly applies to the United manager, whose inner rages are burning as brightly as ever if Ferguson's apoplectic reaction on Boxing Day when Mike Dean allowed Newcastle's second goal to stand is anything to go by.
When impetuous Jo refuses to invite obnoxious youngest sister Amy to a show, Amy vents her rage by burning the only manuscript of the book Jo has been laboring to write.
The flames have also raged into Yosemite, burning nearly 22,000 acres of parkland as of Monday afternoon, officials said.
At one point over the last two weeks, 1,781 fires -- mostly caused by lightning strikes -- raged throughout California, burning more than 597,900 acres since June 20.
