Iconic Poets of English Literature-Part I
Often called the Father of English Literature, Geoffrey Chaucer stands as a towering figure in the history of English poetry. At a time when Latin and French were considered the languages of scholarship and art, Chaucer broke convention by writing extensively in Middle English. This bold choice helped to legitimise English as a language of literary expression and paved the way for future generations of poets. In this series, we’ll explore more such iconic voices—examining their major works, the historical contexts in which they wrote, and the enduring impact of their poetry.
Iconic Poets of English Literature
Must-Know Poets of English Literature for GCSE Students
