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The poems of Eugene Field

Field, Eugene (1850-1895)

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WESTERN AND OTHER VERSE
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POEMS OF CHILDHOOD
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SHARPS AND FLATS
  
THE OFFICIAL EXPLANATION
  
THE POET'S RETURN
  
A SHOSHONE LEGEND
  
A ZEPHYR FROM ZULULAND
  
THE FRENCH MUST GO
  
A BATTLE IN YELLOWSTONE PARK
  
HIS LORDSHIP, THE CHIEF JUSTICE
  
A HINT FOR 1884
  
THE INDIAN AND THE TROUT
  
A PLAY ON WORDS
  
HOW FLAHERTY KEPT THE BRIDGE
  
THE THREE-CENT STAMP
  
BIG THURSDAY
  
THE MYSTERY OF PASADENE
  
A NIGHTMARE
  
BACHELOR HALL
  
HUMAN NATURE
  
A VERY WEARY ACTOR
  
GETTYSBURG
  
HER FAIRY FEET
  
THE REMORSEFUL CAKES
  
A PATRIOT'S TRIUMPH
  
“YOURS FRATERNALLY”
  
SONG OF THE ALL-WOOL SHIRT
  
OF BLESSED MEMORY
  
A LEAP-YEAR EPISODE
  
THE DÉBUTANTE
  
THE MODERN MARTYR
  
AN OHIO IDYL
  
A SCHERZO
  
AN OHIO DITTY
  
A GOOD MAN'S SORROW
  
LAMENT OF A NEGLECTED BOSS
  
ROMANCE OF A “CUSS-WORD”
  
COLD CONSOLATION
  
MR. HOLMAN'S FAREWELL
  
THE APRIL FOOL
  
THE OLD SEXTON
  
OGLESBY (1884)
  
THE POLITICAL MAUD
  
A VIRGILIAN PICNIC
  
AN ILLINOIS WAR-SONG
  
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS'S APPEAL
  
THE EXPLORER'S WOOING
  
THE AHKOOND OF SWAT
  
A PLEA FOR THE CLASSICS
  
THE SECRET OF THE SPHINX
  
FANCHON THE CRICKET
  
NOVEMBER
  
PARLEZ-VOUS FRANÇAIS?
  
“GEE SWEE ZAMERICANE”
  
CHRISTMAS
  
CHICAGO WEATHER
  
THE COLLECTOR'S DISCONTENT
  
A LEAP-YEAR LAMENT
  
ILL REQUITED
  
GRANT
  
FROM THE SAME CANTEEN
  
LITTLE MISS DANDY
  
SPIRIT LAKE
  
TO DENMAN THOMPSON
  
“PURITAN”—“GENESTA”
  
THE SONG OF THE MUGWUMP
  
SONG FOR THE DEPARTED
  
A SONG OF THE CHRISTMAS WIND
  
AN OVERWORKED WORD
  
A WESTERN BOY'S LAMENT
  
HUMANITY
  
THE WHITE HOUSE BALLADS
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THREE DAYS IN SPRINGTIME
  
SAG HARBOR
  
THE 5TH OF JULY
  
A POEM IN THREE CANTOS
  
IN PRAISE OF TRUTH AND SIMPLICITY IN SONG
  
THE FOOL
  
TO THE LADYE JULIA
  
A BALLAD OF ANCIENT OATHS
  
THE SUSCEPTIBLE WIDOW
  
PIKE'S PEAK
  
LONGINGS
  
FROM THE RUBAIYAT OF OMAR KHAYYAM
  
MEIN FAEDER BED
  
BETHLEHEM TOWN
  
IN HOLLAND
  
IN PRAISE OF PIE
  
UNCLE EPH
  
CHRISTMAS MORNING
  
HYMN: MIDNIGHT HOUR
  
WHEN STEDMAN COMES TO TOWN
  
THE STRAW HAT
  
A WAR-SONG
  
EXTINCT MONSTERS
  
MRS. REILLY'S PEACHES
  
O'CONNOR'S ILOQUINT SPACHE
  
DOCTOR RABELAIS
  
SONG
  
TO WARD H. LAMON, ASLEEP ON HIS LIBRARY FLOOR
  
THE SNAKES
  
THE BOY
  
THE BUGABOO
  
VALENTINE
  
THE TIN BANK
  
MY SABINE FARM
  
THE VINEYARD
  
FOR THE CHARMING MISS I. F.'S ALBUM

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The poems of Eugene Field

Eugene Field

1850-1895
Charles Scribner's Sons
New York
1922
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