Ars Poetica was created in 1961.

In "Ars Poetica" by Archibald MacLeish, night symbolizes mystery, darkness, and the unknowable aspects of life and art. It represents the hidden depths of creativity and the subconscious mind that poets often draw inspiration from. Night serves as a metaphor for the enigmatic nature of poetry and the elusive essence of poetic expression.

Ars Poetica means the Art of Poetry and was the name of a treatise on poetry written by Horace in Rome around 18 BC.

In the treatise Horace attempts to Analise the nature and form of poetry "poetics" and makes the case for poetry to be recognized , in ancient Rome, as an art form on a level with painting.

Poetica was created in 2001.

The woman offers her shop, the Latin deli, as a median between the differences of American and Spanish culture so that the multitude of Hispanic immigrants can still have a part of home with them.