"Alcools" is a collection of poems by the French poet Guillaume Apollinaire, published in 1913. The work is notable for its innovative use of free verse and its exploration of modern themes, reflecting the changes in society during the early 20th century. Apollinaire's style combines traditional poetic forms with avant-garde techniques, making it a significant contribution to French literature. The poems in "Alcools" often delve into themes of love, war, and the passage of time. Apollinaire's unique approach to imagery and language captures the essence of Symbolism and Surrealism, influencing many poets and writers in the years that followed. The collection remains a key text in understanding the evolution of modern poetry.