Robert Bridges

Poet

Robert Seymour Bridges was a distinguished English poet who served as the Poet Laureate of the United Kingdom from 1913 until his death. Initially trained as a physician, he retired from medicine in his late thirties to dedicate his life to writing and poetry. His own work is celebrated for its prosodic experimentation and classical restraint, often exploring themes of beauty, nature, and spirituality. Bridges is also famously remembered for his crucial role in preserving and publishing the poems of his friend, Gerard Manley Hopkins, securing Hopkins's posthumous reputation.

Oct 23, 1844 - Apr 21, 1930 British 14 Quotes

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