Spenser

George Spenser was an English poet best known for his epic poem "The Faerie Queene," which celebrates virtues like holiness and bravery through rich storytelling and allegory. Writing in the late 16th century, Spenser aimed to promote moral values while showcasing poetic mastery. His work combines vivid imagery, complex symbolism, and a structured verse form called the Spenserian stanza. Overall, Spenser’s poetry is celebrated for its craftsmanship and its influence on English literature, inspiring future poets with its blend of moral depth and artistic elegance.