James Thomson was a Scottish poet and playwright whose works are celebrated for their lyrical beauty and profound engagement with the natural world. He captured the changing seasons and explored human nature in contemplative settings. Thomson's style is noted for its fluidity and musicality, establishing him as a significant voice in Enlightenment poetry.
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