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Geoffrey Chaucer
Geoffrey Chaucer (c.1343–1400) was an English poet, widely called the Father of English literature, known for The Canterbury Tales. He served in royal households and diplomatic posts, wrote in Middle English, and influenced later English poetry.
Quotes: 2
Quotes by Geoffrey Chaucer
Time and Tide Wait for No Man - Geoffrey Chaucer
The quote highlights the unstoppable nature of time and the fact that it moves forward regardless of human desires or actions. It serves as a reminder to make the most of the present moment.
Created on: 1/5/2025
Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained - Geoffrey Chaucer
This phrase means that to achieve anything significant or worthwhile, one has to be willing to take risks. Without putting something on the line or making an effort, no substantial gains can be made.
Created on: 9/30/2024