Dante Alighieri's The Divine Comedy has made a significant impact on English writers and many of its inspirations are still existing to this day. Famous English writers, such as Geoffrey Chaucer in the 14^th century, John Milton in the 16^th Century, and William Blake in the early19^th century to mention just a few, are so much impacted by the thirteenth century Italian poet's text. In the 20^th century, Dante's influence on T.S. Eliot is strong, and the suggestion of any certain relationships between T.S. Eliot and Dante lies in Eliot's famous article: “What Dante Means to Me." Thus, the purpose of this paper is two-folds; first, it provides a quick survey of Dante's influence on famous English writers starting from the fourteenth century up to 20^th century; then it explores the influence of Dante Alighieri and his epic poem La Divina Commedia on T. S. Eliot especially on his two famous poems: The Waste Land and The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock.