Nahuatl literature refers to the body of written works produced in the Nahuatl language, primarily by the Aztecs and their descendants. This literature includes a variety of genres, such as poetry, historical accounts, and religious texts. Notable works include the Codex Mendoza and the Florentine Codex, which provide insights into the culture, history, and beliefs of the Aztec civilization. The themes in Nahuatl literature often revolve around nature, mythology, and the human experience. Poets like Nezahualcoyotl are celebrated for their philosophical reflections and lyrical beauty. Today, Nahuatl literature is recognized for its rich contributions to world literature and its role in preserving indigenous culture and language.