Question

in poems by dylan thomas and w. b. yeats
whom or what does the speaker address at the end of the poem?
death a friend
his father night ×
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Explanation:

In Dylan Thomas's poem (likely "Do not go gentle into that good night"), the speaker addresses his father at the end, urging him to fight against death. The options "death", "a friend", and "night" don't match the poem's context.

Answer:

his father