Gustave Roud was a Swiss poet born on December 24, 1897, in Lausanne. He is known for his contributions to French literature, particularly in the realm of poetry. Roud's work often reflects his deep connection to the landscapes and nature of Switzerland, as well as his introspective exploration of human emotions. Throughout his career, Roud published several collections of poetry, earning recognition for his unique style and thematic depth. He was also associated with the Romandy literary movement, which emphasized the use of the French language in Switzerland. Roud passed away on April 24, 1976, leaving behind a significant literary legacy.