In do not go gentle into that good night several words are used to describe the different types of men who die What is one of them?

In "Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night," one type of man described is the "wise men." These men understand that death is inevitable, yet they resist it because they have not made enough of an impact during their lives. Their acknowledgment of mortality fuels their desire to fight against the dying of the light, emphasizing the poem's theme of defiance in the face of death.