The Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry is a prestigious award given in the United Kingdom to recognize outstanding poetry. Established in 1933, it is awarded annually by the reigning monarch, currently King Charles III, on the advice of the Poet Laureate. The medal honors a poet's body of work and contributions to the literary world. The award aims to promote poetry and encourage writers in their craft. Recipients of the medal are often celebrated for their unique voice and ability to engage readers. The Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry has been awarded to many notable poets, enhancing their recognition and influence in the literary community.