Divehi poetry is a traditional form of literature from the Maldives, characterized by its unique rhythms and themes. It often reflects the natural beauty of the islands, cultural heritage, and the daily lives of the Maldivian people. The poetry is typically written in the Divehi language and employs various styles, including Gaa'zi and Thun'du, which are distinct forms of verse. The art of Divehi poetry has been passed down through generations, often performed during cultural events and celebrations. It plays a significant role in preserving the Maldivian identity and is an essential aspect of the country's rich oral tradition. Poets often draw inspiration from their surroundings, weaving together personal experiences and communal stories.