Bespoke Personalised Poems Just For You

Sample Bespoke Poems

Below are some samples of our unique poems that will provide
you with the perfect words to express your feelings or simply
tell the story of that important person or occasion.
Whether you want a special way to mark a 21st Birthday,
provide a unique retirement gift or create your own Valentine's card,
we can craft a bespoke personalised poem for that magic moment.
For that most special day, our bespoke wedding favours are
a brilliant way to surprise and delight your guests.

Click the links below to see some examples of our poetry.

Bespoke Wedding Poems, Favours, Invites

Bespoke Retirement Poem

Bespoke Birthday Poem

Bespoke Retirement Poem

Thirty-two years ago, it hardly does seem
Since a new young teacher joined Hillside Primary team
But what nobody knew then, all those years ago
How Jenny's career would just grow and grow

From teacher to VP, to the Principal role
To the job, she gave everything, both heart and sole
She's loved all the children, watching them grow
From Nursery to Year Seven, we all just know
That the children came first in her every thought
Jenny made Hillside the place to be taught

But not just Principal, Jenny also wins
At being best Mum to Eve and Adam, her twins
With the support of her parents and her husband Peter
Balancing work and home could never beat her

So how did she do it, one has to ask
Was it the post-its for every task?
The answer is simple, Jenny worked hard to succeed
Taking care of her family, while thinking of every need
Of Hillside Primary School, considering her team
With constant improvements, it always did seem

We all admire what Jenny's achieved, all that she's done
So it's sad to say but the time has come
For Jenny to retire, to go a new way
To look after herself and her lovely Mum, Faye

To spend more time with her nearest and dearest
But what that will mean isn't the clearest
Will she join Peter when he goes out fishing?
Or is it lunch with the ladies she's wishing?

Knowing Jenny, there'll not be much time spent sitting
In her new armchair with loads of knitting!
But she'll be off on her new electric bike
Around Devon or Cornwall, you know what she's like!
Perhaps more shopping for handbags or shoes
There's never too many for a girl to choose!

So 'Thanks very much' is the last thing we'll say
  For all the hard work, right up to today
For the memories. as a team we've all shared
For the help and support and showing you cared
So 'Best of Luck' Jenny, but we have just one rule
You must visit us often in Hillside Primary School

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A 70th Birthday Poem

We're all together to wish her well
It's Mabel's birthday, so her story we'll tell
It's like 'This is your Life' without the red book
And Aspel was busy, so it's at me you've to look!

Well Mabel was born in England you know,
But to Belfast to live the family did go.
In Victoria Avenue, all the children played
There was Mabel, David, Frank and Fred.

The years passed by as we know they can
And Mabel met Billy, yes he was her man!
1960 was the year that they were married
To Abbey Road in Bangor, his bride he carried

Both of them travelled to Shorts by train
No car in those days, what a pain!
Then Mabel left work, the time had come
First Mike, then Christine, she became a Mum!

Out with the pram, through the park she'd walk
To Shanks the butchers for some meat and a talk
There was Geoff and Joan, William and Jean
All the friends and neighbours could be seen...

At Cloughy each Easter, eating their food
The sand in the sandwiches even seemed good!
But Billy got his itchy feet, I'd say
'To Seattle we're going', he announced one day.

Three years they lived there, as he worked for Boeing
But then Mabel said, 'Back to Bangor we're going'
Beachside Drive was their home for the next 9 years
Then to South Africa they went without many tears

Well Mike met Sheila, Christine met Paul
Happily married, one and all
So we're all back in Bangor tonight
To Mabel our lovely Mum we might
Say 'Happy Birthday with all good wishes,
With Lots of love and tons of kisses'.

 

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