Etiquette Poems - Poems about Etiquette

I flick the eyeball. Dad scolds, “Don’t play with your food.” Donner Party brunch....

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If medicine gives us a tail, The proper should not let it flail. It should be coiled tight, Though tea-holding's right, Or holding the rudder to sail....

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a book of etiquette for my new pet though given with love made her upset she pawed it around forced it open ...

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what happens when my dog brings home an arm or a leg? What is the proper etiquette? What is the protocol? Do I call the non-emergency police number? Or a neighbor? What if he brings home a skeleton? Or just a skull? Are the rules the same with flesh and without flesh? I live on a desolate country road. I have...

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Established in our acts of greeting. Found and sounded in a meeting. Manners present, kindness sown. Etiquette of which is shown Throughout a standing or seating. Extending common courtesy Is most ideal for you and me. As we converse and project, Understanding and respect... Mutual, they both should be. Some folks have an attitude, Seeing them come off as rude. True that first impressions last... Food for thought...

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They say real ladies don’t spit Then what in the salava to do with it Just hold it in With a grin Or learn to swallow another trick...

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I’m in the residential dining hall with my suitemates Lisa and Sunny. We’re talking about sausages. Why? Because April 30th is ‘National Sausage day.” Someone mentioned that when I complained about the beyond-meat hot dog atrocities they serve here, in the dining hall, as if they were food. “Can we get some real food here?” I moaned. “These...

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Posh giraffes like to take a lengthy sip Outstanding manners we will not let slip We like afternoon tea From a cup - hear our plea Give us a trough if you want a good tip ...

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To Royal Prince George and Royal Princess Charlotte How to save a Royal etiquette explainable when loyal rumination is not? In a supplicating interlocking prayer I witnessed so many times , simplicity Ode to divinity. After all those are left, one by one after asking me, "What we may do, for a room-u?" I remained silent, as God speaks in hands, often. We,...

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French Fry Etiquette She left me sitting alone in McDonalds Didn't take a bite of her Big Mac Or touch a single one of her French Fries She grabbed her Coke then walked away And never even looked back I thought about eating the fries Although I had lost my appetite It wasn't...

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Around the pond we go Some are fast and some are slow Pond Etiquette First you say hello to those you do not know Pond Etiquette Second time you go a wave is all you owe Pond Etiquette If you make round three You'll get a smile from me Pond Etiquette...

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Today is an American folk event Unraveled by traditions and etiquette Vixens ask men on a date Women hoping to find a mate Sadie Hawkins Day we celebrate...

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Merlin the cranky cat sat around getting fat. Wanting to be heard he mewed and purred. He yowled and howled and even growled all with the same result. He felt it quite the insult. He snarled and hissed What had he missed? He tried a mewl and lost his cool. Short of a caterwaul what should he call? A tiny squeak perhaps? Were they taking naps? Chirrups and chirps brought no...

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Dripping with the salt of the waves I lie back on the beach and inhale; The energy of the night misbehaves; Crystals shine in the moonlight illuminating the path the sand paves; Rules collapse with a rhythmic crash; Etiquette that the ocean waives with the tingling of a bonfire veil; Wild ardor the full moon craves....

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The old combs Stay with me many years Now I bought new combs too But too lazy to use I stay at home Especially during MCO I seldom use mirror or comb I use my hands to comb most of the time To tidy the short hair I cut myself I'm too old to use comb often I'm too lazy to bother appearance Which...

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