"Amores" is a collection of love poems written by the Roman poet Ovid. Composed in the early 1st century AD, it explores themes of love, desire, and relationships. The work is divided into several books, each focusing on different aspects of romantic encounters and the complexities of love. The poems in "Amores" are characterized by their playful tone and witty language. Ovid uses various literary devices, such as metaphors and imagery, to convey the emotions associated with love. This collection has influenced many later poets and remains a significant work in the study of classical literature.