Martha Keller (1902–1971)
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- Keller, Martha
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- Martha Keller Rowland
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- 1902
- Todestag
- 1971-09
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- female
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- Vassar College
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- Grace Healy Poetry prize
Witter Bynner Undergraduate Poetry prize - Kurzbiographie
- Martha Keller poems turned into songs by Juanita Coulson (filker/Folker):
1.Liberty Blues (Martha Keller/Juanita Coulson)
2.Brady's Bend (Keller/Bill Roper)
3.Massacre (Keller/L. Coulson)
4.Retreat Along The Wabash (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
5.Bobcat (Martha Keller/Juanita Coulson)
6.Fountain (Martha Keller/ L. Coulson)
7.Funeral March (Martha Keller/Leslie Fish)
8.Wilderness Road (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
9.Andrew Jackson (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
10.No Quarter, No Quarter (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
11.Eyewitness (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
12.Herbs & Simples (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
13.Quest [Grugan] (Martha Keller/Michael Longcor)
14.Widow (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
15.Sing-Song (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
16.Peter Grubb (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
17.Love Knot (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
18.General Jackson (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
19.Second Choice (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
20.Drum Music (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
21.The Admiral Graff Spee (Martha Keller/ Juanita Coulson)
22.Men of War (Martha Keller/L. Coulson)
23.Office for the Dead (Martha Keller/Anderson)
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Keller, Martha. "Characteristic Outpourings of American Verse" Philadelphia Inquirer May 27 1937Mirror to mortality. New York: E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc., 1937.
Brady's Bend, and other Ballads. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers Univ. Press, 1946.
The War Whoop of the Wily Iroquois. New York: Coward-McCann, 1954.
For more Biographical information see: Bixler, Miriam E. "Martha Keller, Poet ; with Biographical Contributions by her Daughter, Martha R. Goppelt"Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society. 88.1 (1984): 32-41.
Martha Keller was married to Edmund Rowland , a chemical engineer on June 29, 1929. They had two daughters Martha and Eliot Randal (Randa). Martha Keller died in September 1971 in Ardmore, PA.
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Now I've read it. Wow. Yes, she's very Kiplingesque. A lot of war poems - ranging from Indian fighters to WWII; quite a few love poems, though most of them were about a lost love. Some biographical - Andrew Jackson, James Buchanan, Abraham Lincoln. I had a hard time reading as I got into the book, because I kept having to wipe away the tears - very moving images, very strong emotions behind her poems.
So she only published one other collection of poems - need to find that. And the children's book sounds interesting. And there's a college library with her papers and a bunch of unpublished poems...maybe someday. Maybe they'll digitize them! Hmmm, she's sort of addictive, isn't she? I'm going to lend this book to my mother.
Reread - this time I noticed (which I really noticed before, but didn't comment on) the racism, particularly against "Indians". And then there are the poems that are the opposite of racist - that say (in what was an unusual opinion for her times) that black people are people too. Like Kipling, she's complicated. And the stories in her poems don't get any less rich for being familiar.… (mehr)