Habit Poems - Poems about Habit

I'm still alive cos living’s my bad habit And like a bird is used to feel the saving sky I’m used to live on autopilot so won’t rub it With multiplying the essential reasons why But disappointment gets too huge to handle Got to bargain myself a little beggar mind To think more highly of the immigration ramble As if...

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Creature of habit I have never been the one to hang onto feelings like my life depended on it. I have never been the one to check my phone constantly for a dude's messages. Unfortunately, everything when it came to you was different. I became someone I readily hate because of you. Deep inside, I knew it was not...

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Habit is Heaven's tame redress: it tugs down the skirts of Happiness. —Alexander Pushkin, translation by Michael R. Burch Till, conquered by gusts of cold air, as Winter approaches, I find, on a branch that is otherwise bare, trembling, a leaf left behind. —Alexander Pushkin, translation by Michael R. Burch Whom to love, to trust and treasure, who won’t betray us in the end? Whose...

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More habit forming than any drug or liquor I considered myself sophisticated and wise, but the addictive power of texting and subsequently sexting took me by surprise, and impossible mission to neutralize despite experiencing scraping rock bottom as emotional lows courtesy accusations from the alewife, nevertheless communication, envisioning, and flirting with a veritable unknown females generates testosterone filled highs diatribes hurled lambasting me despite trying to articulate faux convincing...

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We met, we talked, a bond took shape, Feelings grew at a gentle pace. Then love began, so soft, so deep, His voice, the song my heart repeats. Love turned to need like air & light, A name I whisper every night. & slowly, need started running through my veins, Habit carved in joy & pain. Some habits heal, & some leave a...

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A little sweat will go a long way Exercise keeps your heart healthy And your muscles strong And helps in losing weight Eat green and leafy vegetable Eat organic and juicy fruits Drink water in hourly interval Bath everyday, pray and rest well....

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I once loved a beautiful Tartar, who proved to be a nighttime farter. We prayed for a medical cure, but all the pills did was ensure that she started to fart much harder....

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It hides deep within us, A stranger lurking behind a veil, It emerges at will, seizing the moment, We become mere puppets on strings. It’s the night that encroaches upon the day, A dusk that awakens its hidden elements. December 27, 2024. ...

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My heart and mind don't align I yearn for dreams to yield but vegetate Putting off things for the very next day My willpower is always at its lowest Laziness floods my habits and goals Until I drown in unsuccess. The bed, so invitingly soft It tempts me into a languid slumber While a half-finished coffee mug Sits cold on my window...

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Everyday we repeat the same process becoming creatures of habit...

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From “I love you” to a habit And old habit melts away Till you doubt if you had it Ever since that summer day Like green leaves turn gold and brown To be scattered everywhere So are we, when coming down ( “he’s not there”, “she’s not there”) “I am honest every moment” You can say, but so can I Honesty won’t...

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if there arises an urge to follow a preset routine it signals a stuporous stance of habit patterns we need to wean...

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TOMORROW Tomorrow keeps on Lifting her delicate hand And flipping back strands of Her colored, cherry-brown hair, Which hang alonside her neck… Grown long enough to just touch Her collarbone. Embellished with floral And feathered pins, Her exquisite hair flows down Like the ironed lines Of a cut and...

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Harsh habit, too hard to break Judging raw is a big mistake Always finding lice on people's head Live a life of your own instead June 10, 2023...

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The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Chapter L.A. I like to think of [the habit] as a bonfire or a lighthouse, so that light can shine out into places where there are no resources and there isn’t a strong community—Sister Unity They’re the tricksters of the movement — they make us laugh, and laughing is powerful—Catholic activist Rosa...

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