William McGonagall

William McGonagall was a Scottish poet from the 19th century, known for his earnest but often considered terrible poetry. Despite widespread criticism for poor technique and awkward rhymes, he became famous for his passion and unique style. His works frequently celebrate local pride, natural beauty, and historic events, reflecting his sincere attempt to be a poet. McGonagall’s quirky, unintentional humor has earned him a cult following, and he is often regarded as one of the worst poets in English literature, though his dedication has made him an endearing and notable figure in poetic history.