Catullus

Catullus was a Roman poet from the 1st century BCE known for his passionate and personal poetry. His work explores themes like love, desire, jealousy, and friendship, often expressing intense emotions and witty, biting humor. His style combines elegance with raw honesty, making his poems both beautiful and emotionally compelling. Catullus’s poetry provides a vivid glimpse into Roman life and personal relationships, influencing Western literature for centuries. Despite his brief life, his wit, emotional depth, and poetic mastery have secured his place as one of ancient Rome’s most celebrated poets.