In Decent Exposure Poem by Saint Eule

The gentleman laid down his coat to cover the moat,
so the fair lady would not get any part of her feet wet.

He was a polite and proper young man,
He would open a door with a eager hand.

Unnoticed by the crude crowd of today,
He was a decent sort of soul of yesterday.

An example of courtesy and care,
One you just do not find anywhere.

Where did he learn to be such a man,
One with similar kindness I suppose.
Set an example for your sons dear fathers,
and decency and honor to them expose.

Like father, Like son.