Romantic Courtesy Poem by Dorothy Durrant

Romantic Courtesy



He would tip his hat as the lady passed by
When walking along the street
He would take her hand and give it a kiss
Whenever they would meet
He'd open the door of the carriage
When taking a leisurely drive,
Then help her down so carefully
When eventually they'd arrive
He'd take her arm and escort her
Through the doorway and the hall
When visiting a restaurant
Or going to a ball
He'd put her cloak around her
In a loving caring way
A courteous romantic gentleman
But, where is he today !?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gleb Zavlanov 19 July 2013

A delightful, beautiful read. Thanks and keep up the work. I invite you to read and comment.

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Dorothy Durrant

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