Boutens, Pieter Cornelis
Boutens, Pieter Cornelis pē´tər kôrnā´lĭs bou´təns [key], 1870–1943, Dutch poet. His Verzen (1898) won him early praise. His impressionistic and mystical lyric verse was marked by rhythmic freedom. Boutens made extensive translations, particularly from Greek.
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