Somhairle MacGill-Eain was a Scottish poet born in 1910 on the Isle of Skye. He is known for his contributions to Scottish Gaelic literature and is celebrated for his ability to blend traditional themes with modern sensibilities. His work often reflects the beauty of the Scottish landscape and the complexities of Gaelic culture. MacGill-Eain's poetry gained recognition for its lyrical quality and emotional depth. He was a prominent figure in the Scottish Gaelic literary revival and played a significant role in promoting the Gaelic language. His legacy continues to influence contemporary Gaelic writers and poets.