Short Silverstein Poems

Short Silverstein Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Silverstein by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Silverstein by length and keyword.


Radiant Sun

S-ee 
H-ow 
E-arly 
L-ight 

S-hines 
I-n 
L-ovely 
V-iew 
E-ndorsing 
R-adiant 
S-un 
T-o 
E-rase 
I-solated 
N-ighttime 

Topic: Poet (Shel Silverstein) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Silver, Cash, Gold

Shel Silverstein has penned gold, dear friends,
The Missing Piece, The Giving Tree, Where the Sidewalk Ends...
Still, I was surprised to find that he wrote, too
Johnny Cash’s hit, “A Boy Named Sue.”
© P.S. Awtry  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Literary Sublimity

S-cribe
H-as
E-mployed
L-iterary

S-ublimity
I-f
L-ine
V-erily
E-xpresses
R-ighteous
S-weetness
T-o
E-njoy
I-ndividual
N-ame

Topic: Birthday of poet Shel Silverstein (September 25) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Ode To Poems

Just recently I was remembering lessons i learned as a child from
Poems by Shell Silverstein 

Just recently my mother yelled at me for following example from
Poems by Shell Silverstien

Maybe next time she'll think before asking me to do the dishes
me
Form:

Premium Member I Wish I Could Write Poetry

I wish I could write poetry
like William Carlos Williams
or Edgar Allen Poe 
or Shel Silverstein~

but the sidewalk always ends,
     the raven always flies away,
          and the red wheelbarrow   
                          
                         is just a wheelbarrow.


Premium Member Childhood Again

After "Where The Sidewalk Ends" by Shel Silverstein 

There is a place where the sidewalk ends,
but I've not found it again; a place
where real life falls away at last
and magical things await their friend,
the one lost in childhood's grownup waste ~
the castle, the princess, kingdoms vast,
the knight, and the nightingale to send
its song to the midnight moon, then lace
from morning mist erase so sun may cast
its warmth upon the day.
Form: Rhyme

Music and Poetry

My MP3 player; My notebook,
My headphones; My pen,
The music; The script,
The bass; The ink flow,
Bullet for my Valentine; Robert Frost.

My CD player; My piece of paper,
My stereo; My pencil,
The sound; The wording,
The rewind; The eraser,
Avenged Sevenfold; Shel Silverstein.

Windows Media Player; Microsoft Word Document,
My speakers; My keyboard
The volume; The font,
The play button; The print button,
Nirvana; William Shakespeare
Two of my greatest loves
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