"De Profundis" is a letter by Oscar Wilde, written in 1998, while serving a sentence in prison for "disorderly relations". In this letter, he examines his life and the extraordinary talent that made him a significant figure in English literature. In his reflections, he reveals deep emotions, feelings of loneliness and the difficulty of losing freedom. This is an impressive work about suffering, reconciliation and forgiveness, which is fascinating with its sincerity and philosophical underpinnings.