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Do you wish to say thanks to your boss? Only way I know is to do is in verse.
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Amy, Your poem was such a big success, everybody laughed and laughed, I even danced on
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Thank you agai sweetie, Maria"
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Thank You Poem - A Sample
Here's to all the folks
At GW & Wade, for sure.
My 12 years as your receptionist
Have been loads of laughs galore.
I first heard about this job
From a friend of my cousin Gerry.
'Cuz happens to be on staff,
Busy working and making merry.
All these real bright lawyers,
Smart as smart can be.
They truly showed their smarts
The day they hired me!
I came from Peabody and Brown,
Some think I should have stayed.
Because on my fateful first phone call,
I answered: "Peabody & Wade!"
Adding insult to injury,
The caller was Mr. Wade, my boss.
Thank goodness I covered HIS name at least,
It was all a matter of course.
In my 12 years here,
I've seen life in every way.
Marriages, divorces, ups and downs,
An experience every day.
To get things done, I've done it,
Don't know that it ever hurt.
But with the postman and guys from FedEx et al,
I'd cajole and wrangle and flirt.
I've hauled in milk by the gallon,
And Advil by the ton.
Cleaning out the fridge,
Was always special fun.
I've endured your commentary,
In every single way,
Starting with this classic:
"Maria, who dressed you today?"
Another jibe I've oft endured,
"Aren't there any mirrors in Wellesley?" they'll ask.
And a personal favorite was always
When they'd take my car to task.
Of Hattie, my lovely mini,
I'd hear: "Do you know where your hubcaps are?"
No matter, I say to all,
Hattie's forever my shining star.
We're really family here,
That's the simple truth, I know.
And I have a few confessions to make,
Now, before I go.
About my British accent,
And my birth certificate of Mexican make?
I say to all of you right now,
Each one is a fake.
And my hubby, sweet Tim Rollo?
My life and love sensation?
Here's the truth again:
He's a figment of imagination.
So to all at Peabody & Wade,
All up and down the ranks,
You're the best, I already miss you,
To all, my eternal thanks.
Sincerely,
Maria
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