"Timon of Athens" is one of William Shakespeare's lesser-known plays, but at the same time one of the most poetic and dramatic. The story tells about the rich Athenian nobleman Timon, who gave generously to his friends and poets, but at a critical moment, finding himself alone with poverty, suffered betrayal and contempt. This play surprises with its depth and philosophical content, reflecting the themes of friendship, power, money and human values. The reader is invited to delve into the world of morality and inner reincarnation of the main character, to think about the true nature of human feelings and motivations. "Timon of Athens" leaves behind optimistic teachings and wisdom that can open new horizons for the reader.