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Iwan Gilkin

1858–1924


Iwan Gilkin (1858–1924) was a Belgian poet born in Brussels and associated with the Symbolist school in Belgium.

Jethro Bithell's 1911 anthology classes him as a Walloon with a Flemish mother and names him among the chief Parnassians, noting that his later Prométhée is nevertheless in free verse.

  1. Psychology
  2. The Capital
  3. The Penitent
  4. Et Eritis Sicut Dii
  5. Vengeance
  6. The Song of the Forges
  7. Hermaphrodite
  8. The Days of Yore

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