Graduation Poems Daughter

Graduation Poems Daughter

Today, Kathleen is addressing the awkward phrase of "Graduation Poems Daughter" suggested by Ian the Geek (forgive us). Nevertheless, she wants to encourage an eighth grade friend who is graduating this year, and to scribble something appropriate on the card more inspired than the usual "Congratulations on your graduation."

Years Fly By

So proud of you dear, who'd have guessed
That the years would fly by so? Now rest.
But not for too long
For now you belong
With the high-schoolers, dear, you're the best!

Challenge: Friendship Graduation Poems

Eighth grade is the portal to high school, and one must properly mark the occasion with words of support and encouragement. They grow up so fast, don't they? One day, they are using a sippy cup, and the next, they are reading War and Peace.

We Could Bust

So proud of you, dear, we could bust
You grew up way too quickly for us
But we've got your back
And there's nothing you lack
To leave all the rest in the dust.

Challenge: 8th Grade Graduation Poems

If YOU need a sentiment for that 8th grade graduation card, cut and paste one here and drop it in, or handwrite it (oh my, with our typing so facile, do we remember how to put pen to paper?).

The New Highway

Congrats, you've arrived at a day
Just the first now, of many, you may,
Like a big game of chess
Continue your best
And your high school is your new highway.
Here is the page that leads to many other graduation sentiments

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