Metamorphoses (Ovid)

Metamorphoses by Ovid is an ancient Roman narrative poem that recounts mythological stories centered around transformation and change. Through a series of interconnected tales, it explores how gods, humans, and creatures undergo physical and symbolic shifts—such as lovers turning into trees or gods altering their forms—highlighting themes of love, power, and fate. Written in elegant Latin verse, it reflects the fluidity of identity and the ever-changing nature of the world, offering a vivid, poetic portrayal of mythological history that has influenced Western literature and art for centuries.