Quotes by Shel Silverstein
Life is a collection of whispers, learn to listen to the quietest ones.
Don't just count your chickens. Talk to them. Name them. Maybe they have a story to tell.
A smile is a simple thing, but it can unlock the heaviest doors.
The silliest questions often hold the deepest truths.
Sometimes the silliest questions lead to the most serious answers.
Sometimes, the best path is the one that hasn't been paved yet.
The best maps aren't always made of paper. Sometimes, they're made of memories.
Don't just count the stars. Write them a story.
The world is a coloring book; don't be afraid to draw outside the lines.
The silliest thoughts often hold the most wondrous truths.
It's okay to be a little lost, as long as you're looking for something interesting.
The world needs more dreamers who actually try to catch their dreams.
Don't just count the stars. Name them, tell them stories, and invite them to tea.
The greatest adventures aren't always on maps.
Sometimes, the most beautiful things are the ones you can't quite explain.
If the world seems upside down, maybe you're just standing on your head. Try wiggling your toes. Perspective is a funny thing.
Collecting moments is better than collecting things. Moments don't break or get lost.
If you trip on a stone, make it a stepping stone.
Lost your way? Good. Now you get to find a better one.
If the world seems upside down, maybe you just need to stand on your head for a while.
It's okay to not know all the answers, as long as you keep asking the questions.
The moon doesn't ask permission to shine. Neither should you.
The tallest tree started as a tiny seed that dared to dream of the sky.
A little absurdity keeps the world from getting too heavy.
Sometimes, the best path is the one you make yourself.
The loudest noises often come from the emptiest heads.
The world is a playground, but some swings are just waiting to be pushed.
If you can't find a road, build one.
Sometimes, the greatest treasure is just a good friend and a quiet place to dream.
Don't just count your stars, draw pictures with them.
Don't be afraid to color outside the lines, unless you're painting a house. Then, maybe follow the rules.
If everyone picked a star, would the sky be empty? Or would each star shine brighter, knowing it was chosen?
The smallest seed can grow into the tallest tree, if it dares to reach for the sun.
Don't be afraid of the blank page. It's just waiting for your story.
If you can't find a path, build one. Even if it leads to nowhere, it's still a walk.
Sometimes the best way to find yourself is to get wonderfully, hopelessly lost.
The silliest questions often lead to the most serious answers, if you're brave enough to listen.