Good Old Manners Poem by Elena Sandu

Good Old Manners

Rating: 5.0


What having manners mean?

Pompously speaking same tongue as Queen?

Knowing how fancy table perfectly is set

Or how to eat proper with not a stain or fingers wet?

Whole complicated code of how to dress

Or to salute with gracious reverence?



Nooo, not really, isn't it more than that! ?

The Respect we've got to have

From deep inside

Not only shown, but really felt? !

For anyone or anything...

Is watching self, be fair, good, keeping clean

Not stink, nor sting, never be mean

always be careful not to say or do

to others, any unpleasant thing!

Those are good manners, don't you think?

For any human kind to keep at heart

No matter if they're living

In a Palace or in a simple tiny Hut

If they know not to read or write

or if they have an MBA at Oxford, or Harvard.

Most Simple Old Good Manners:

'Let all of aware to be of Others'

Then harmony, hopefully, we 'll find

For all us, the human kind...

Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: manners
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Heather Wilkins 18 July 2013

nice poem, good manners mean very much. 10

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Kevin Eaglesfield 22 July 2011

Quite right too. Manners maketh the man, so they say, and you say it perfectly.

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Jaclyn D 23 September 2010

this is so true! 10 out of 10.

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