Invictus

"Invictus" is a poem by William Ernest Henley that celebrates resilience and inner strength in the face of adversity. Written in 1875, it underscores the idea that individuals have the power to remain courageous and unbowed regardless of life's hardships. The poem's message emphasizes personal resilience, self-determination, and unwavering resolve, inspiring readers to confront challenges with inner conviction. "Invictus" has become a symbol of endurance and hope, encouraging people to stay strong and maintain dignity even during difficult times.