Myricae is a collection of poems written by the Italian poet Giovanni Pascoli. Published in 1897, it reflects the themes of nature, rural life, and personal experiences. The poems often draw inspiration from the Italian countryside, showcasing the beauty and simplicity of everyday life. The title "Myricae" refers to the myrica plant, symbolizing the connection between the poet and the natural world. Pascoli's work is characterized by its emotional depth and vivid imagery, making it a significant contribution to Italian literature and a precursor to modernist poetry.