Eugene Field (1850-1895)
American writer, best known for his children's poetry and humorous essays

Poems by Eugene Field

• A Drinking Song
• A Heine Love Song
• A Paraphrase
• A Piteous Plaint
• A Rhine-Land Drinking Song
• A Spring Poem from Bion
• A Valentine
• Abu Midjan
• Béranger's “To My Old Coat”
• Ballad of Women I Love
• Ben Apfelgarten
• By My Sweetheart
• Contentment
• Der Mann Im Keller
• Dr. Sam
• Ed
• Fitte the First
• Fitte the Fourth
• Fitte the Second
• Fitte the Third
• Hugo's “Pool in the Forest”
• Hymn
• In Praise of Contentment
• In the Firelight
• Jennie
• Jessie
• Jest 'Fore Christmas
• Little Homer's Slate
• Love Song—Heine
• Lyman, Frederick, and Jim
• Mary Smith
• Mother and Sphinx
• My Playmates
• Mysterious Doings
• New-Year's Eve
• Old Spanish Song
• “Over the Hills and Far Away”
• Pan Liveth
• Sister's Cake
• Star of the East
• Stoves and Sunshine
• Suppose
• The Ballad of the Taylor Pup
• The Bow-Leg Boy
• The Broken Ring
• The Discreet Collector
• The Dream-Ship
• The Dreams
• The Duel
• The Great Journalist in Spain
• The Jaffa and Jerusalem Railway
• The Limitations of Youth
• The Naughty Doll
• The Peter-Bird
• The Remorseful Cakes
• The Rock-a-By Lady
• The Singing in God's Acre
• The Stoddards
• The Straw Parlor
• The Sugar-Plum Tree
• The Three Tailors
• The Two Little Skeezucks
• The Wind
• The Wooing of the Southland
• To Cinna
• To Emma Abbott
• Twin Idols
• Two Idylls from Bion the Smyrnean
• Two Valentines
• Uhland's “Chapel”
• Winfreda
• With Brutus in St. Jo
• With Two Spoons for Two Spoons
• Wynken, Blynken, and Nod
• “Guess”

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