He also wrote in his stories humane and relateable characters during a time where every protagonist and antagonist was written as archetypal good and bad.
Seriously, you know a man has great understanding on use of language when he creates his own languages based off of Old English, Welsh, etc, just for fun.
Some of his most famous poems include "And Death Shall Have No Dominion", "Fern Hill", "A Winters Tale" (Part's one through three), and the definitive Vilanelle, "Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night."
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Best known to this day for his epic poem Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained, he'd cast a formidable shadow over English poetry in the 18th and 19th centuries; he was often judged equal or superior to all other English poets, including Shakespeare.