In cultured hearts, a truth we often find, That men are more than mere external guise. Not blond or brown, nor wealth or status bind, But deeper virtues that within them rise.

A wise woman discerns beyond the skin, She seeks the soul, the kindness, and the grace. For culture blooms where empathy begins, And love’s true measure lies in its embrace.

So let us judge not by appearances, But by the warmth of hearts and minds entwined. In every act, in every countenance, The cultured man reveals what lies behind.

His attitude toward her, gentle, true, Defines his worth—a mirror to his view. ??