shel was awesome. let's not forget this goldmine:pic.twitter.com/4UQMgFy9hh
'Where the Sidewalk Ends' 1974 children's poetry collection written and illustrated by Shel Silversteinpic.twitter.com/ktExVT53ZY
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This work formed my brain.
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Shel also wrote a ton of hit country songs. “Boy Named Sue” (Johnny Cash), “Cover of the Rolling Stone” (Dr. Hook), “Hey Loretta” (Loretta Lynn) off the top of my head. Talented dude.
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I have it. Wonderful book..
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Such a magical weirdo, that guy.
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! Shel Silverstein was the first poet I ever read. I recited a poem for 3rd grade English. He also grew up in Logan Square! (as a side note to
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Pretty sure I remember A Crocodile Toothache from childhood
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Classic. Read every page as a kid. A+. A boy named Sue is great too.
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i can still recite "Sister For Sale"
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