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Approaches to Teaching the Poetry of John Gower Sarah Projansky graph algebra utilizes a systemsA poet who wrote fluently in Middle English, Anglo French, and Latin, John Gower typifies the English Middle Ages. His economical and sober style, the topics he addressed marriage, love, chivalry, social class, law, and religious faith and the depth and breadth of his references to earlier literature, myth, and folktale made his work attractive not only to contemporaries such as Chaucer but also to later poets such as Spenser, Shakespeare, and Milton.