Carl Bagger
Når man bor i Odense og særlig i Dalum, kan man
godt tænke lidt over hvem der får opkaldt en villavej efter
sig. Vejen hedder Carl Baggers alle og er opkaldt efter en af
Odenses digtere, som levede på samme tid som H.C. Andersen. De
studerede sammen på Sorø akademiske skole hvor bekendtskabet
udviklede sig til et venskab, som varede resten af
livet.
Carl Bagger blev født som et uægte barn, man da
hans far (Justitiarius i politiretten Peter Christian Bagger) lå
for døden, da bestemte han sig for at hans 7 åringe søn skulle bære
hans navn og indtræde i en ægte søns fulde ret. Desuden betroede
han sin søn til sin brors varetægt, som dog desværre døde et
par år efter. Carl Bagger kom derpå i huset hos sin farmor, en
hæftig og lunefuld kvinde som dog ikke egnede sig til at opdrage
den blødhjertede og ustadige dreng og han havde ikke en god tid hos
hende.
Carl Bagger var digter ligesom H.C. Andersen, men
fik bestemt ikke samme anerkendelse og han levede som en af de
bohemeeksistenser, den danske litteratur kender, et alkoholisk liv,
måske på grund af den manglende
anerkendelse.
Carl Bagger levede de sidste år i Odense, hvor han
var redaktør på Fyens stift adresseavis. Carl Bagger blev også gift
men levede ikke et lykkeligt liv med konen og i 1846 fik han
brystsyge og smittede sin søn og med få dages mellemrum døde
de begge. Som det kan læses, så betyder det at man er kendt ikke
nødvendigvis ikke et lykkeligt liv.
Læs mere her: da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Bagger
adl.dk/adl_pub/forfatter/e_forfatter/e_forfatter.xsql
På Carl Baggers alle står en mindesten for Carl
Bagger med flere digte hugget ind i stenen. Stenen stod tidligere i
i Kongens have, men blev flyttet til sin nyværende placering i
1983.
I Cachen er der fra start
blyant, logbog, First Finder
Certifikat
og
Junior First Finder
certifikat
Carl Bagger ligger begravet på assistent
kirkegården i Odense.
Se Link www.gravsted.dk/person.php
English:
When you live in Odense and particularly in Dalum,
one might think a bit about who gets a residential street named
after him. The street is called Carl Baggers alle and is
named after one of Odense's poets, who lived at the same time as
H.C. Andersen. They studied together at Soroe academic school,
where acquaintance developed into a friendship that lasted the rest
of their lives.
Carl Bagger was born as an illegitimate child, but when
his father (presiding judge in the police court Peter Christian
Bagger) was dying, he decided that his 7 seasons son would bear his
name and enter into a genuine son's full right. Moreover, he
confided his son to his brother's custody, but unfortunately died a
few years after. Carl Bagger came then in the house of his
grandmother, a violent and capricious woman who wasent fit to
raise the soft-hearted and inconstant boy and he did not have a
good time with her.
Carl Bagger was a poet like H.C. Andersen, but was
certainly not the same recognition and he lived as one of the
bohemian existence, the Danish literature knows, an alcoholic's
life, perhaps because of the lack of recognition.
Carl Bagger lived the last years in Odense, where he
was editor of the newspaper Fyens stift adresseavis. Carl Bagger
was also married but did not live a happy life with his wife and in
1846 he received breast disease and infected his son and in a few
days they both died.As it can be read, it
dosent means that you get a happy life, just becuse that your a
known.
Read more here: da.wikipedia.org /
wiki / Carl_Bagger
and
here
adl.dk / adl_pub / writer / e_forfatter /
e_forfatter.xsql
At Carl Baggers all stands a memorial for Carl Bagger
with several poems carved into the stone. The stone was formerly ii
king garden, but was moved to its nyværende location in
1983
Carl Bagger is buried in the cemetery's assistant in
New Jersey.
Read more here: www.gravsted.dk
/ person.php