Francis Jammes was a French poet born on December 2, 1868, in Tournay, France. He is known for his lyrical and pastoral poetry, which often reflects his deep appreciation for nature and rural life. Jammes was associated with the Symbolist movement and is recognized for his unique style that combines simplicity with profound emotion. Throughout his career, Jammes published several collections of poetry, as well as essays and prose. His work often explores themes of spirituality and the beauty of the natural world. He passed away on November 1, 1938, leaving behind a significant literary legacy in French literature.