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In “Where The SIdewalk Ends” Shel Silverstein presents an extended metaphor involving “The Sidewalk”. What does the end of the sidewalk represent and why can only kids see it?


In “Where The SIdewalk Ends” Shel Silverstein presents an extended metaphor involving “The Sidewalk

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