George Herbert

George Herbert was a 17th-century Welsh poet and priest, renowned for his devotional poetry. His work often explored themes of faith, love, and the divine, blending personal emotion with religious fervor. Herbert’s most famous collection, "The Temple," features intricate structures and metaphysical imagery, reflecting his deep spirituality. His poems are known for their innovative forms, such as "Easter Wings," which visually represents its themes. Herbert's influence extends beyond poetry; he is considered a key figure in English literature and spirituality, bridging the realms of art and faith in profound ways.