Theocritean

Theocritean refers to the style and themes found in the works of the ancient Greek poet Theocritus, who is known as the father of bucolic poetry. His poems focus on rural life, nature, and the lives of shepherds and farmers, often highlighting their simple joys, love stories, and the beauty of the countryside. Theocritean poetry celebrates peaceful, pastoral settings and emphasizes a harmonious relationship with nature. His influence can be seen in later literature, where pastoral themes and idyllic rural imagery continue to resonate.