Charles Guérin was a French poet born in 1880 and known for his contributions to the literary movement of Symbolism. His work often explored themes of nature, love, and the human experience, reflecting the emotional depth characteristic of Symbolist poetry. Guérin's style was marked by rich imagery and musicality, which captivated readers of his time. In addition to poetry, Guérin was involved in the French literary scene and interacted with other notable writers and artists. He published several collections of poetry, with his most recognized work being "Les Poèmes de la nuit." Guérin's influence continues to be acknowledged in discussions of early 20th-century French literature.