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Omar Khayyam (1048-1131) was a prominent philosopher, astronomer, and mathematician of the medieval East who also became famous as the author of popular quatrains called rubai. His poetry is imbued with a belief in the immortal creative human mind. Khayyam's impeccable quatrains embody the entire human experience: they speak of the meaning of life, of the vulnerability of man in the face of fate and time, of the charm of fleeting moments of joy... Each reader will find in his poetry something of his own, secret, not yet expressed. Omar Khayyam made the rubai genre widely known and left his descendants an eternal message imbued with a rare freedom of spirit.