Inuit poetry

Inuit poetry is a form of artistic expression rooted in the traditions and culture of the Inuit people, an Indigenous group primarily living in the Arctic regions of Canada, Greenland, and Alaska. It often reflects the deep connection to nature, community, and spirituality, highlighting themes such as the changing seasons, survival, and relationships. Inuit poetry can take various forms, including oral traditions and written works, and is characterized by vivid imagery and a rhythmic quality. It serves both as storytelling and as a means to preserve cultural heritage, passing down knowledge and values through generations.