Nahuatl poetry is a form of literature created by the Nahua people, primarily in central Mexico. It is characterized by its rich imagery, metaphors, and themes that often reflect nature, love, and spirituality. The poetry was traditionally composed in the Nahuatl language and served various purposes, including religious rituals and social commentary. The most famous Nahuatl poet is Nezahualcoyotl, a 15th-century ruler and philosopher known for his profound verses. Nahuatl poetry often employs a unique structure, using parallelism and repetition to enhance its musical quality. Today, it remains an important part of Mexican cultural heritage and continues to be studied and celebrated.