The Poetic Memorial

Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury tales Though the explicit prologue Ultimately won every heart And earned it's master a status of father iin the poetic world of literature But that was just no end. At his death in C.1400 He was honorarily burried At Westminster Abbey Not as a poet at that time But as he was clerk of king's works At that time in the Abbey. Two hundred years later Edmund Spence who owned The Ferarie Queen Laid silent next to Chaucer Creating the poet's corner Laying the foundation for Literarily memorial Bringing together every soul That love to dive into literature All in Westminster Abbey Holding hands together As they see world of literature Flourish like a fragrance In the garden of life Preserving every element In words that seems simple But impacts like a knife.