Some of the poems he writes include some symbolic reasoning, but others are just for fun and are poems to make little kids giggle :)
The versatile Silverstein, who died in May 1999 at the age of 68, also had a passion for composing songs, creating screenplays and drawing cartoons.
Check out the Biography written about Shel's personal and professional life. It answers these questions and more. It's very interesting reading. Pick up a copy at the Library in your town unless it's been shut down like so many Libraries have been!
He made children learn a lot of logics that were able to be applied in adult life, through a fun and enriching way.
Shel silverstien's wife died in1975 on June 29th after their divorce they had a kid girlShoshanna born in 1970 on June 30th.. they lived a very wonderful life but yet they had ups and downs and it was settled about the divorce they were married for an unknown amount of years but they lived a happy marriage for awhile until the tragedy
Jimmy Jet and His TV Set is a(n) narrative poem this is a type of poem that tells a story.
He's a poet, a singer, and is well known for his poems, like Sick, etc...
Very much so. His two classic works "Where the Sidewalk Ends" and "A Light in the Attic" are both considered classics. His poetry appeals to young and old alike. He also wrote a number of songs.
shel silverstein
No, Sheldon Allan Silverstein did not write about history. He was a cartoonist, playwright, singer/songwriter, musician, and author of children's stories. Some of his notable works are The Giving Tree (1965), a children's book which Silverstein wrote and illustrated, and A Boy Named Sue (1969), a song which he wrote that was performed by Johnny Cash.
Shel Silverstein had many more jobs then just a poet growing up. He drew cartoons for the army in the 1950's which was published in the military newsletter calledStars and Stripes. After he got out of the army, he submitted cartoons for Playboymagazine. They appeared in many of the issues from 1956 to the late 1900s. He became a country and rock song writer. One of his greatest hits "A Boy Named Sue" won a Grammy award in 1969. Shel Silverstein did not plan on becoming a children's writer, but his friend Tom Ungerer pursuaded him into writing children's books. William Cole, an editor, rejected one of his first and most successful books, The Giving Tree.
Sheldon Allan "Shel" Silverstein was an American poet, singer-songwriter, musician, composer, cartoonist, screenwriter and author of children's books. He died in 1999. The poem Forgotten Language by Shel Silverstein is an American poem written in english.
One of Shel Silverstein's favorite hobbies was music. He actually wrote some hit songs. One of these is 'A Boy Named Sue', which was performed by the late Johnny What_were_Shel_Silverstien's_hobbies.
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On the planet of Mars,
they have clothes just like ours,
and they have the same shoes and same laces,
and they have the same charms and same graces,
and they have the same heads and same faces,
but not in the
very
same
places
Well, His poems aren't really a theme all together. There may be a poem called "sick" but not ALL will be about "sick". I have a book by him and there was only one poem about the title, you may of heard of this book, "Where The Sidwalk Ends" There was only one called that.
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There's no message at all! It's just a fun poem that he wrote in his book Where the Sidewalk Ends.
Yes, her name was Susan Hastings. Bu tno, she isn't alive. Susan died 5 years after having their baby girl Shoshana.
Shel silverstein was a poet and author.he has many books.he was an older person when he made them and he came from a large family.if you would like to read some of his works try reading "where the sidewalk ends".
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yes he did -go find them ur self i dont really feel like it haha
because every one has a right to wright what they feel