Naso the Poet
- 258 pages
- 10 hours of reading
The story explores the life of Rome's greatest poet, who faced a life sentence in exile, leading to the erasure of his works from memory. It delves into themes of loss, the struggle for artistic recognition, and the impact of political power on creativity. The poet's journey reflects the tension between personal expression and societal constraints, highlighting the enduring nature of art amidst oppression.
