These poems are ideal if you want to wish the exam candidate good luck in his or her exams. They are short sonnets (14 lines) light-hearted yet sincere and, if framed, would make an ideal memento of your good wishes for the recipient to treasure in years to come. Learn More

These short poems are ideal for someone who is addressing a medical re-union. They speak of meeting old friends and catching up on the news. They talk too of the formative years you spent together and how they affected your life. These poems may be used on their own or as a suitable ending to our relevant speeches. Learn More

These short light-hearted poems are just what you need if you want to win votes in a school election for head boy or girl. They tell of your qualifications and urge your fellow students to vote for you. They may be used on their own or as an unusual and catchy ending to our relevant speeches. Learn More

These short poems are ideal if you wish to address an annual parent-teacher meeting. They speak of education as being much more than mere teaching of texts. They address the joint role of parents and teachers. They end on a poitive note regarding what both can achieve for the children if they work together. They may be used on their own or as an unusual ending to the relevant speeches. Learn More

These short poems are ideal for a committee member welcoming new members at the inaugural meeting of a college/university club or association. They are light-hearted in tone and speak of what the new members can expect. They may be used on their own or as a an appropriate ending to the relevant speeches. Learn More

This poem is ideal for you if, as an elementary student, you wish to give your views on what is wrong with the country and how you would improve matters if elected President (Or Prime Minister). It refers mainly to events that relate to young people. This poem may be used on it's own or as an unusual ending to the relevant speech. Learn More

This poem is ideal for you if, as an elementary or primary school student, you want to speak about what you would do if you won the lottery. It speaks about what you could buy and do if you had the freedom to spend a vast amount of money on yourself and your friends. This short poem offers you the opportunity to end your speech, should you decide to give one, in an unusual and light-hearted way. Learn More

These poems are ideal for you if, as a guest, parent, governor or college head , you wish to speak at its anniversary. They take a look at the past achievements of the college/university and wish it well in the future. They end with a toast. These light-hearted yet sincere poems add an unusual touch to the occasion. Learn More

May be given to a teacher at the end of a term, semester or college year. Learn More