John Pomfret

John Pomfret (1667 - 1702), poet, son of a clergyman, entered the Church. He wrote several rather dull poems, of which the only one remembered, though now never read, is The Choice, which celebrates a country life free from care, and was highly popular in its day. Pomfret, John Pomfret, John

 

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