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Goodbye Coworker Poem
This is just a little ditty
It’s a sort of ma salama poem
To say good luck to Hal and Pat
As they make their way back home
Back home to good old Stateside
To liquor, pork and ham
Of course they’re going to leave old friends behind
Especially at Pan Am
Who are in a state of panic
Like bees without a hive
When the news hits the Markets
Their stocks will surely dive
Because the Tennessee Globe Trotters
Have seen more places than the Grooms
They’re recognized as experts
On Airport Waiting Rooms
Because they never leave the airport
Well, they haven’t got the time
Hotel rooms are so expensive
Waiting rooms, not a dime
Hal again will don his traveling slacks
Seven times around the Globe
Those slacks have seen more airline seats
Than Sheikh Yamani’s thobe
Goodbye Coworker Poem
Back to good old Uncle Sam
To green grass, stream and tree
To democracy and freedom
Hal will go anywhere that’s free
As I bid the fondest of farewells
And I speak for all the rest
As the lovebirds of Alabama
Return to the nest
The Oliphant’s trunk is packed upon
A fleet of jumbo jets
We know you’ll remember us
An Oliphant never forgets
This poem should really end now
In case I run out of rhyme
But I’m like Hal..he’ll go on for hours and hours
If you ask him for the time
Well, it’s goodbye to all the restrictions
And the quaint old Amphroia ways
It’s goodbye to free utilities
It’s goodbye to jackpot pays
It’s goodbye to racetrack driving
Maniacs and freaks
It’s goodbye to stingy holidays
Of a lousy three weeks
It’s goodbye to the Sino
And the good old R.P.
It’s goodbye to bottled sanity
From 22B
Goodbye Coworker Poem
Tonight we remember you
In our hearts it’s true
Next week if you’re mentioned
We’ll say “Hal and Patti who?”
Goodbye, good luck, a fond farewell
This really is the end
Siddique glass is raised aloft
Siddique, it means friend
Jon Bratton © 1983
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There's lots of leaving poems, some are general and for coworkers leaving, including those female colleagues leaving to have a baby. Here's those links
General Leaving Poems
Co-Worker Leaving Poems
Leaving to Have Baby Poems
Employee Leaving Farewell Messages
This is the material for New Home and Teacher Thanks When Leaving School
New Home Poems
Teacher Thanks Leaving School Poems
Next are the links to very specific poems, in the form of speeches which I wrote and performed for specific coworkers leaving. They are included here because people have used them for inspiration as well as using specific verses where the traits/characteristics matched the 'victims' they had in mind
Specific Goodbye Speech as Poem !
Specific Farewell Speech as Poem 2
Specific Farewell Speech as Poem 3
Specific Farewell Speech as Poem 4
Specific Farewell Speech as Poem 5
Specific Farewell Speech as Poem 6
Specific Farewell Speech as Poem 7
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