Politeness Poems - Poems about Politeness

Being polite Trancend riches Values are gold....

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Remember the days not long ago When people were actually polite Men would open doors for the ladies Strangers would bid you goodnight Drivers would wave another car through Even though were late for a meeting Men would get up, give a lady a seat Today this is rare and quite fleeting In this age of instant gratification It's each and every man for...

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This is a TRANSLATION from a Poem in Bengali (a regional language in India) by SAGARIKA DAS, who is my sister. My brother left us on July 5, 2021. on this rainy day, in the dark... where are you gone, my sweet brother? we were all waiting for you, for your return ... we all would live together, we all...

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Litany “Please.” “Thank you.” and “Excuse me.” in exile Replaced by “Give me.” “I’m entitled.” blindness And, “Just get out of my way.” No style Rudeness leaves scars. No price tag on kindness. “I’m sorry.” Never loses honor – face – A smile won’t overdraw your bank account. Courtesy costs you nothing – priceless grace Turn that simmering road rage...

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POLITENESS Placid interaction ...

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Polite to me and tall in gesture fair, Offering openness to my raw feelings, Leaving nothing behind but a lectern, Insisting on my viewpoint and reeling; Tough on that, and unable to retract, Energy for my memories so compact....

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Remember the days not long ago When most people were actually polite Men would open doors for the ladies Strangers would wish you goodnight Drivers would wave another car through Though they were late for a meeting Men would get up, give a lady a seat Today this is rare and quite fleeting In this age of instant gratification It's each and every man...

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Remember the days not long ago When most people were actually polite Men would open doors for the ladies Strangers would wish you goodnight Drivers would wave another car through Though they were late for a meeting Men would get up, give a lady a seat Today this is rare and quite fleeting In this age of instant gratification It's each and every man...

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when a christian is laughing along with you & enjoying your presence, at work or while in a social context & then somehow by some random comment the fact that you do not believe in the work of fiction they abide by or worship that infamous underdeveloped dramatic character from nazareth as they do, you may get to see a human face...

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Whether real hard or pretended to be so Any heart can be pierced by one's politeness Without archery skill and arrow and bow Whether real hard or pretended to be so Affects positively, works slow although Wins at last in materialistic race Whether real hard or pretended to be so Any heart can be...

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