Title: “Where the Sidewalk Ends” by Shel Silverstein

Paraphrase: The stanzas in the poem are childish but the second stanza describes when we leave from being a child to an adult.

Attitude: The poems attitude is happy and childish; it has many rhymes and it is centered at childhood.

Shift: The shift in this poem goes from normally happy to a bit sad because the narrator of the poem explains how childhood ends.

Opinion: I like this poem because it is very funny and kind of sad at the same time.

Recommendation: I recommend this poem to people who are depressed and to people who had a bad childhood

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