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Strong feminist themes can be seen in Carol Ann Duffy's poetry (“Carol Ann Duffy | Poetry Foundation”).

According to the Palatinate, The World's Wife, a collection she wrote, is based on third wave feminism (“Female Poet of the Month: Carol Ann Duffy”). This collection of poems presents powerful female characters and rewrites the history of male-dominated authorship. The poetry in The Feminine Gospels advance the notion that women are strong and powerful collectively.

Duffy's poetry has also been affected by Wordsworth's demonic and common language, Browning and Eliot's dramatic monologue, Dry comedy and nostalgia from Phillip Larkin, Surrealist elements from Liverpool Poets, The Beat Poets, and Dylan Thomas, Standing Female Nude.

According to Poetry Foundation, Duffy's debut collection, contains a poem about a woman model's reaction to a man painting her likeness(“Carol Ann Duffy | Poetry Foundation”).

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(""Poetry Pursues the Human:’ A Guide to the Work of Carol Ann Duffy”) 

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Carol Ann Duffy is a dramatist and poet from the United Kingdom. In 2009, she was named Poet Laureate. According to poetry.org, She is the first female Poet Laureate from the United Kingdom, according to poetry.org ("Carol Ann Duffy").

Duffy's work has garnered numerous honors, including:

Her adult poetry books, notably Standing Female Nude (1985) and Selling Manhattan (1987), earned her the Scottish Arts Council Award.

Mean Time (1993) received the Whitbread Poetry Award.

Rapture, a collection of linked love poems, won the T.S. Eliot Prize ("Carol Ann Duffy - Blue Flower Arts, 2021").

Among Duffy's other collections are("Carol Ann Duffy"):

Forward Poetry Prize for The Other Country (1990) (Best Poetry Collection of the Year)

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Television show writing was Duffy's first line of work. She also served as a poetry reviewer for The Guardian from 1988 to 1989("Carol Ann Duffy"). Since a woman had never held the position, she was chosen as poet laureate. 2019 saw her resignation (Green). The Writing School at Manchester Metropolitan University is directed creatively by Duffy. ("Carol Ann Duffy") She resides in Manchester.

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Carol Ann Duffy grew up in Glasgow, Scotland, until age six, and then moved to Stafford, England. Her father, an electrician for an electric company, ran for parliament but was unsuccessful in 1983("Carol Ann Duffy"). She grew up going to a convent school and began writing and publishing her poetry at the age of 14. In accordance with poets.org, After completing her education, she started her career writing for television shows. Later on, from 1982 to 1984, she was awarded a C. Day Lewis Fellowship, enabling her to work as a writer-in-residence in the East End schools of London ("Carol Ann Duffy").

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Language and the portrayal of reality are among Duffy's topics, as are the production of the self, gender issues, current culture, and various types of alienation, oppression, and social inequity. Her poems are deceptively simple since she writes in normal, conversational language(“Carol Ann Duffy | Poetry Foundation”).