Poem to thank parents for gift.

amother

Sun, Dec 27 2020, 5:31 am

Im looking if anyone is able to write up a short poem thanking the parents in my playgroup for the generous chanuka gift they gave. please? I would really appreciate it.

I once got a poem from someone here and she didn't tell me her name so I don't know her. and she did a fantastic job! it was very meaningful and appreciated. (ill always remember and appreciate it)

amother

Tangerine ↓

Sun, Dec 27 2020, 6:25 am

Please, just write a nice note. If I got a rhyme from my kid's teacher, my respect for her would plummet. She's an adult, and we're adults.

PinkFridge

Sun, Dec 27 2020, 6:40 am

I'm all for devorim hayotzim min halev myself. But let's see what I can do

Thank you for the lovely gift.
Thoughts do count, it's true.
But this took some time and effort
And to all I say thank you.

Thank you for entrusting me
with your precious treasures
I feel the responsibility
But much more than that there's pleasure

In teaching your dear kinderlach
Time spent in play and lessons
May Hashem grant you abundant nachas

OK, I need a nice frum last line. Something in Yiiddish must rhyme with lesson Wink

singleagain ↓

Sun, Dec 27 2020, 6:40 am

amother [ Tangerine ] wrote:

Please, just write a nice note. If I got a rhyme from my kid's teacher, my respect for her would plummet. She's an adult, and we're adults.

If a little rhyme would make your respect plummet... How much respect can you have?

Some people like rhymes. Why is that the benchmark of adults?

↑ singleagain

Sun, Dec 27 2020, 6:42 am

PinkFridge wrote:

Here are some English ideas http://www.rhymezone.com/r/rhy.....e=exa

amother

Natural

Sun, Dec 27 2020, 6:48 am

My respect wouldn’t plummet but I would feel like it was less heartfelt and more scripted.

amother

Rose

Sun, Dec 27 2020, 6:50 am

what if some of these parents are on imather and see you got the poem here? Lol. You would be better off writing a few heartfelt sentences of thanks, in my opinion

amother

Taupe

Sun, Dec 27 2020, 7:09 am

I'm a therapist and I got a few gifts. I wrote personal thank you cards to the parents.

I got a typed up poem from my daughters playgroup teachers, and it just didn't feel genuine or sincere.

My sons rebbeim sent a personal thank you card back which was nice

amother

↑ Tangerine

Sun, Dec 27 2020, 7:12 am

singleagain wrote:

If a little rhyme would make your respect plummet... How much respect can you have?

Some people like rhymes. Why is that the benchmark of adults?

I have a great deal of respect for teachers. They do holy, arduous work and don't get nearly the compensation they deserve. It's just that I expect a teacher to be able to express herself coherently. Rhymes are cute, but heartfelt is a lot better than cute.