William Langland

William Langland was an English poet from the 14th century, best known for writing "Piers Plowman," a major Middle English allegorical poem. The work explores social issues, morality, and spirituality through a series of visions and symbolic characters, reflecting the religious and societal concerns of his time. Langland's writing is notable for its vivid language and advocacy for social justice. Though relatively little is known about his life, his poem remains an important cultural and literary achievement, offering insight into medieval England's values and struggles.