Poet: Julie Hebert
I love to write poems,
So I wrote you a few poems you see.
But I found it hard to choose which one,
I would express my feelings for thee.
My poems should share my congratulations,
And how excited I am for you.
My poems should tell you how proud I am,
Without the overdue.
So here's my poem to you.
All my poems wrapped up into one.
Congratulations on your retirement,
May it be filled with adventure and fun.
May it be what a retirement dream is made of,
A retirement filled with love.
May you be able to wear different hats,
And if you choose different gloves.
May you have money to spare,
And friends and family galore.
You deserve nothing but the best,
To someone special who is loved and adored.
Poet: Tom S. Gold
May this poem be
Filled with good wishes for thee:
Wishes for relaxing days
Wishes for happiness always
Wishes for hobbies to come alive
Wishes for you to thrive.
As you retire
Remember you are no longer required:
To fight the traffic each day
To meet the deadlines that go array
To answer to the higher ups
To work extra hours or wash the coffee cups.
Congratulations to you
Retirement you are due
You have worked hard and
Met the demands
This retirement you are due
Congratulations to you!
Poet: C. A. Lynch
A retirement poem just for you
Wishing you happiness in all you do
Enjoy your days of retirement
With no longer any work requirements.
May you find new roads to travel on
May you enjoy the sunrise at dawn.
Now you have the time to do
The things you always wanted to.
We will miss you but you deserve the best
Retirement will be the greatest.
Happy days, happy trails,
Just have fun, don't worry about the details.
Poet: B. R. Clement
A poem to remind you
Every retirement day can be:
Every day can be a snow day
Every day can be a vacation
Every day can be relaxing
Every day can be lazy
Every day can be full of sun
Every day can be full of fun
Every day can be,
Just what you want!
Retirement Wishes
Poet: Robert R. Rivers
As you retire, you can bid farewell to the grind,
No more early mornings, no clock to bind.
You'll swap your work shoes for comfy slippers,
No more office politics and passive aggressive whispers.
Now it's time for naps and leisurely strolls,
Puttering around with no pressure on your goals.
Retirement's calling, it's time to unwind,
Adios to work life, it is now far behind.
