Title: “Snowball” by Shel Silverstein

Paraphrase: The speaker talks about a snowball and wants to keep it as a pet. They gave it pajamas and a pillow but last night the snowball is gone.

Attitude: The attitude is funny and playful.

Shift: The shift happens with “Then last night it ran away.”

Opinion: I like this poem; it is funny and playful.

Recommendation: I like this poem I will recommend to give to my friends because is nice to read.

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