"Purgatory" is the second part of the famous trilogy "Divine Comedy" by the Italian poet Dante Alighieri. In this part, the poet describes the journey of the soul through Purgatory, a place of purification from sins, where human souls are freed from defects in order to prepare for the highest perfection. Dante Alighieri skillfully embodies his beliefs, philosophical reflections and moral instructions in the poem, giving the reader the opportunity to immerse himself in the world of eternal values and spiritual transformation. Reproducing picturesque images of Italian landscapes, the poet gives the reader poetic beauty and deep meaning. The reader will obey the fascinating descriptions of Domenico di Michelino with realistic reproduction of places and events, and will also enjoy the passionate and emotionally charged writing style of the great Italian master. "Purgatory" is a sophisticated work that prompts the reader to answer important life questions and opens up new depths of worldview.