Divan Poetry is a form of classical poetry that originated in the Persian language and later influenced various cultures, including Ottoman Turkish and Urdu. It is characterized by its use of rich imagery, intricate metaphors, and a variety of poetic forms, such as ghazals and qasidas. The term "divan" refers to a collection of poems, often compiled by a single poet. Prominent poets associated with Divan Poetry include Rumi, Hafez, and Nedim. This style of poetry often explores themes of love, mysticism, and nature, reflecting the cultural and philosophical ideas of its time. Divan Poetry remains an important part of literary heritage in many regions influenced by Persian culture.