Roman Poetry

Roman poetry is a rich literary tradition from ancient Rome, characterized by its use of Latin language and diverse themes, including love, history, mythology, and philosophy. Influenced by earlier Greek works, Roman poets like Virgil, Ovid, and Horace crafted works that blend elegance, wit, and insight. Their poetry often reflects Roman values, societal ideals, and personal emotions, and ranges from epic narratives to lyrical compositions. This tradition has significantly shaped Western literature, offering timeless reflections on human experience, morality, and the divine.