NettetTranslations in context of "Segamon" in French-English from Reverso Context: Son nom signifie « fils de la sœur ou champion de Segamon », et il est peut-être apparenté à Ségomon, une ancienne divinité celtique que les Romains avaient identifié avec Mars et … Nettet1. feb. 1990 · Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr.: Complete Poems brings together for the first time all the poems of an accomplished African-American poet of the years just preceding the 1920s renaissance in black American literature.Born in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1895, Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr., was a precocious child, reared in a strong family tradition …

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Nettet1. mar. 1990 · Born in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1895, Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr., was a precocious child, reared in a strong family tradition of poetry. His father, a local educator, wrote poetry himself, and the family maintained a close friendship with the prominent poet Paul Laurence Dunbar. NettetMoloch (Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr.) Old Moloch walks the way tonight On Flanders’ poppied field, Where foe meets foe in steel and might, And never one shall yield. Old Moloch of the fiery shrine, Deep in the throes of pain, Cries for the bleeding anodyne Of flesh of youths again. Heart of my heart went out tonight, Where Moloch holds the way, reasi district of j\u0026k

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Joseph Seamon Cotter Sr. (February 2, 1861 – March 14, 1949) was a poet, writer, playwright, and community leader raised in Louisville, Kentucky (but born in Nelson County, Kentucky). Cotter was one of the earliest African-American playwrights to be published. He was known as "Kentucky's first Negro poet with … Se mer Cotter grew up in a family of mixed racial heritage. His father, Michael J. Cotter, was a white man of Scots-Irish ancestry, and his mother, Martha Vaughn, was a freeborn black woman of mixed heritage (one of several children born … Se mer After completing the third grade, Cotter dropped out to help support his family. Cotter worked in manual labor and various odd jobs until the age of 22, where he joined the first and … Se mer Cotter's literary contributions include nine published works. Among these works are 4 volumes of poetry: A Rhyming (1895); Links of Friendship (1898); A White Song and a Black One (1909); and Collected Poems (1938). Cotter's other publications include: Sequel to … Se mer • Brooks, A. Russell. "Joseph Seamon Cotter Sr.," In Dictionary of Literary Biography, vol. 50: 62–70. • Hatch, James V., ed. Black Theatre, … Se mer Once becoming qualified to teach, Cotter got his first job in the Cloverport Public School system. The conditions at Cloverport were extremely poor. Cotter made the best of teaching children in a small one-roomed school house with dirt flooring and no … Se mer • Cotter, Joseph S. A Rhyming. Louisville, Ky.: New South Publishing, Co., 1895. 32 pp. Copy: DLC • Cotter, Joseph S. Links of Friendship. Louisville, Ky.: Bradley & Gilbert Co., 1898. 64 pp. 54 poems. Portrait. Copies: DHU, DLC, NN, NNSch. Se mer • Works by Joseph Seamon Cotter Sr. at Project Gutenberg • Works by or about Joseph Seamon Cotter Sr. at Internet Archive Se mer NettetWho Was Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr.? by Julian Mason Joseph Seamon Cotter, Jr.: Complete Poems. Ed. James Robert Payne. Athens: University of Georgia Press, … Nettet2 dager siden · Joseph Seamon Cotter Sr. was born on February 2, 1861, in Bardstown, Kentucky. He is the author of six books of poetry, including A White Song and a Black … reasignen