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Field wrote far more than tender children’s verse. Eugene Field is best remembered as the “Children’s Poet.” Elementary schools throughout the West bear his name—in Sioux Falls, South Dakota; in Beaumont, Texas; in Albuquerque, New Mexico; in Littleton, Colorado; and in Tulsa and Altus, Oklahoma. His tender poems about childhood, such as “Little Boy Blue” …
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