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Carol Ann Duffy was born December 23rd, 1955 in Glasgow, Scotland. She was the eldest child and had four brothers. Her family moved to Stafford, England when Duffy was 6 years old, where she attended convent school. While the schools which she attended limited her ability to follow her passion of poetry, she had two English teachers who inspired her to become a poet at the age of 14. Her parents were not very enthusiastic regarding this career choice, but she continued to persevere.

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Duffy attended Liverpool University, where she obtained a degree in philosophy. Throughout the 80s and 90s, Duffy became a prominent poet, where she published a vast array of poetry while also hosting reading sessions, visiting schools, and encouraging younger poets. Duffy also worked for The Guardian  as a poetry critic. However, after 15 years of being a prominent poet in London, Duffy decided to raise a child. She had a daughter named Ella without the involvement of a father, and moved to Manchester. Duffy however has continued to publish poetry, winning many awards.

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Duffy’s works have been perceived very well, with her poems being implemented into school curriculums, and winning a vast array of awards. However, Duffy has faced some challenges. For example, Duffy’s homosexuallity left her disadvantaged in some instances, such as her delayed selections as the poet laureate.

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What Topics/Themes of Interest Does The Poet Write About?

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What Topics/Themes of Interest Does The Poet Write About?

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Duffy’s works are characterized by dramatic characters and narratives which hold deep meanings which critique the structure of society. Duffy’s more recent works have challenged the theme of love. Duffy prefers to use diction which is less advanced in her poems, allowing for a wide audience to enjoy her poems.

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Literary Movements Associated With Your Poet.

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Literary Movements Associated With Your Poet.

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Feminism