Um, nice try in the name of literacy but if you're going to quote a famous poem and imagine that it will be recognized, might I suggest that you use the lines actually in the poem? Dylan Thomas's famous poem, among the most famous in the English language, nowhere contains the line Rage against the darkness.
The lines that are repeated 4-5 each times go:
Do not go gentle into that good night,
bingo, you got that correct but not the last line of the poem:
rage, rage, against the dying of the light
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