"Буколики" (or "Bucolics") is a collection of pastoral poems written by the ancient Roman poet Virgil. These poems celebrate rural life, nature, and the simplicity of shepherds, contrasting the complexities of urban existence. They are known for their vivid imagery and emotional depth, capturing the beauty of the countryside. The work is divided into ten eclogues, each featuring different characters and themes. Virgil uses these poems to explore love, loss, and the harmony found in nature. "Буколики" has influenced many later poets and remains a significant part of classical literature, highlighting the enduring appeal of pastoral themes.