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    but others will take more than what they need.In the giving tree the author makes the tree caring and happy to give the boy what she has. But the boy wants more so the tree keeps giving him more until it has nothing left.In The Giving Tree‚ Shel Silverstein uses greed and the gift of giving to explain the tree cares for the boy but he doesn’t care for it. In the giving tree the author uses the gift of giving to explain the tree cares for the boy. The tree gives to the boy to make him happy which

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    the fear of drifting off our designated course we do not allow our imagination to run wild like a child does. We have so many rules and regulations in our society that it is almost like being confined. But this particular poem written by Skiel Silverstein invites us to view the world with out restrictions and to leave all the worries

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    The Unknown Paradise Life pitches various paths to choose from‚ some that would benefit‚ and others that would not‚ and it is shown within the context of Shel Silverstein’s poem “Where the Sidewalk Ends”. This poem offers a different theme or perspective for different audiences‚ which helps capture the attention for all age groups. The anticipated end of one’s path and the impending arrival to the undistinguished afterlife “where the sidewalk ends” stands as the most dominant significance as an

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    Shel Silverstein wrote a children’s book that can be perceived through multiple critical lenses‚ from historical to feminist to psychological. In the Giving Tree he uses personification‚ metaphor‚ and allusions to depict the psychological impact of growing up with someone who was different than him but whom he shared a special bond with.

 Silverstein begins by using personification to describe the tree’s constant giving and dedication. Throughout the life of the tree‚ she ultimately

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    Edgar Cisneros English 2306 James October 31‚ 2013 Annotated Bibliography Bay-Williams‚ Jennifer M. "Poetry in Motion: Using Shel Silverstein ’s Works to Engage Students in Mathematics." Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School 10.8 (April 2005): 386-93. This article shows a unique way of introducing Shel Silverstein’s poem in the math educational system. In this article the instructor gives a challenging but very fun and interactive way to learn math. Throughout the article‚ the author states

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    it comes out. Sometimes our parents will say no and most will think they have terrible parents and they will feel like they never get what they want. Before you ask yourself what you don’t have ask yourself what you do have.In The Giving Tree‚ Shel Silverstein uses the character of the tree to represent one’s parents. The first way I see the tree representing a parent is of how much it gives even when it almost has nothing to give.This happens all the time‚ not always to me but I see it a lot. Some

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    Shel Silverstien’s short story‚ The Missing Piece Meets the Big O‚ is a tale about a lost piece trying to find where it belongs; with encountering familiar symbolic relationships‚ while living in the world of an allegory for the struggles of growing up‚ and fitting in‚ and a life altering epiphany. “The missing piece sat alone… waiting for someone to come along and take it somewhere.” In the first‚ few pages the piece sits alone‚ waiting for someone to come and pick it up. Some come to rescue

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    1 Ethan Bersche Mr. Wright ENG4U March 20‚ 2015 Where does the Sidewalk End? An Analysis of Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein People are drawn to poetry because it uses words to express emotions that most people can only feel. The greatest poems tell stories that readers wish to be true. They open doors to worlds of which readers desire to be a part. Most North-American homes are blessed with one of Shel Silverstein’s award winning poetry books. His poem Where the Sidewalk Ends is arguably

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    Erika Cavazos Mrs. McBurnette English 3 30 January 2017 I Hear America Singing Walt Whitman composed I Hear America Singing in 1860‚ in these free verse poem the poet is listening to the Americans “sing”‚ but they aren’t actually singing they’re working and doing their jobs. In this poem he talks about who he sees and what they are doing; the mechanics‚ the carpenters‚ the masons‚ the boatman‚ the shoemakers‚the hatter‚ the wood-cutters‚ the deckhand‚ the ploughboys‚ the women‚ and children. The

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    Are you in the same stand point as me that piggy was just trying to help? Lord of the flies‚ by William Golding‚ Piggy was short‚ overweight‚ and whore glasses‚ but look down upon for just trying to help. Piggy’s character analysis. I’m talking about how you could look down on somebody for just trying to help you be smart. He’s smarter than you he probably knows what he’s talking about so just because he’s big and fat dose’t mean you can look down upon him because of that. Piggy was nothing because

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