One poem by this author, "Invitation," asks the reader to "come sit by my fire / For we have some flax-golden tales to spin." In another poem, the speaker goes "Up where the colors / blend into the sounds" while performing the title action. The speaker of another poem by thi
One poem by this author, "Invitation," asks the reader to "come sit by my fire / For we have some flax-golden tales to spin." In another poem, the speaker goes "Up where the colors / blend into the sounds" while performing the title action. The speaker of another poem by this author wishes to "walk with a walk that is measured and slow, / And watch where the chalk-white arrows go" to the title location. The circular protagonist is unable to stop rolling after it finds the title object in this author's The Missing Piece. In this author's best known work, the title character gives everything to a boy until it is reduced to a stump. For 10 points, name this children's author of Falling Up, Where the Sidewalk Ends, and The Giving Tree.
One poem by this author, "Invitation," asks the reader to "come sit by my fire /
Shel Silverstein