Latin poetry

Latin poetry is a form of literary art that uses rhythmic and structured language to express ideas, stories, and emotions. It often employs devices like meter, rhyme, and metaphor to enhance its beauty and meaning. Poets such as Virgil and Horace crafted works that combined elegance with complexity, typically written in poetic meters like dactylic hexameter. Latin poetry played a significant role in shaping Western literature, blending philosophical themes, historical allusions, and personal reflections, all while demonstrating mastery of language and form. It remains influential for its literary artistry and cultural significance.