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Customized Bar Mitzvah Poems

Mazel Tov to your and your family! As you are preparing for the festivities, perhaps you are in need of some special words to say. Whether for a bar or bat mitzvah or words from the child himself, a customized candle lighting poem from PoemsToGo is the only way to go!

Dear Amy, "What a bar mitzvah poem! You are something else! An amazing job, Thank you so much, The Teppers"

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Bar Mitzvah Poem - An Example

We’re so proud of our son, Al,
On this wondrous bar mitzvah day.
He is a man by Jewish law now,
In every single way.

We’ll do it all again real soon,
With son Stevie – they’re 15 months apart.
So this is our bar mitzvah beginning,
A joyous, golden start.

Al is a great son and brother,
So wonderful, loving and kind.
We’ll kvell a bit about him,
We hope he doesn’t mind.

He’s really a sports lover,
Knows all the names and stats as well.
He plays a lot of sports,
At basketball and lacrosse he’s swell.

He’s a legend, for sure, at tee-ball,
This story can’t be beat.
Instead of tagging out a runner,
He brushed his pants – he’s SO neat!

He studied Hebrew for over five years,
Then overhead one day,
Two people in a store speaking Hebrew,
He said: “Is that French?” Oy vay!

Once, playing at rec basketball,
He shot at his own team’s hoop.
Fortunately, he missed the shot,
Or he’d really have been knocked for a loop.

And how about the cell phone,
That he finally got – so fine.
He never uses it or turns it on,
It’s on a shelf – sitting like a shrine.

Dad:
Stevie takes after his mom,
He wants to run the business, you know.
Mom:
But Al, just like his dad,
To medical school he’ll go.

He’s great at all his studies,
Science and math are each a fave.
And on TV, Sports Channel,
And ESPN are the rave.

Al’s haftorah portion
Means so much forevermore.
It’s the message of “generation-to-generation,”
In Hebrew, that’s “la dor va dor.”

Life is all about beginnings,
A fresh start renews it all.
And change is real, for sure,
Through it we hope to stand ever tall.

As Al said today,
We are anchored to our past.
Our parents, grandparents and beyond,
A legacy to always last.

Now Al enters a brand new phase,
His life an evolving affair.
We know he’ll be an upright man,
With a character extraordinaire.

This bar mitzvah, a great beginning,
A life in progress, true.
Dearest son, we wish you the best,
In everything you do.

So with our greatest wishes,
We say you’re bright as the sun above.
Al, our very best wishes for ever,
And for just as long, our love.

Love,

Mom and Dad

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