Monday, September 21, 2020

Manners. Comments

Rating: 4.7

Good manners sail on the Gulf Streamof mutual satisfaction:
Bad manners sail in the Southern Ocean of cold indifference.
If most people are well-mannered, all of society benefits.
After getting called out for yawning and not listening
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Michael Walker
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Bernard F. Asuncion 09 October 2020

A well composed poem. Truly noble and magnificent...5 stars*****

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Michael Walker 29 September 2020

Your comment is slightly unexpected, but I do the same at times walking on the street. Thanks Darwin.

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Darwin Henry Beuning 28 September 2020

Michael, Good Manners! ! That ship here in America has sailed. As a youth, I was raised to say please and thank you, and always be polite. Now, I hold my head down and walk in silence.

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Michael Walker 29 September 2020

I know what it means to walk head down and avoid even greetings. Your comment is slightly unexpected even so.

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Rajnish Manga 22 September 2020

The poem reveals chinks and fault-lines of human nature. It is nice that with age, a better understanding of things prevails. Thanks for a studied presentation.

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Khairul Ahsan 22 September 2020

'If the other person keeps asking me to repeat something, I get annoyed and exasperated, although I may not show it' - that's good manners, no doubt!

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Mahtab Bangalee 21 September 2020

manners, of good and bad, assess the value of future life!

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Rose Marie Juan-austin 21 September 2020

An insightful poem. " If most people are well - mannered, all of society benefits. " Perceptive lines so very true. A well conveyed write.

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Michael Walker 21 September 2020

There are six more lines, not there yet. M. Walker.

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