Friendship with Sir William Davenant
Poet involved
What happened
In 1635, Suckling formed a friendship with Sir William Davenant, a prominent playwright and poet. Their relationship fostered collaboration and mutual influence in their respective works. Davenant's theatrical background contributed to Suckling's understanding of dramatic expression in poetry.
Literary impact
The influence of Davenant can be seen in Suckling's poetic style, which often incorporates dramatic elements and vivid imagery. This friendship enriched Suckling's literary output, allowing him to explore new themes and forms in his poetry.
Source: Wikipedia
