Short Habits Poems

Short Habits Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Habits by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Habits by length and keyword.


Premium Member Hierarchy of Habits

The wise owl watches
  The cunning fox prowls
The lordly lion stalks its prey -- 
  The hapless human stares at a screen


Premium Member On 'Great Minds Thinking Alike'

     Our habits define us
        We are what we do

     If you don't mind me saying so
        ~ That's why I'm not you
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Down To the Last Penny

expensive habits again 
bring me to my last penny
these habits before came so easy
humble penny make a wish 
alligators and fish
old

Premium Member Rapscillion Randy

Randy rascally Racoon loved
Rambunctious Rhonda Rabbit
They really had rogue reprobate habits
But then they had some little coonbibits

Long, Long Ago

Long, Long Ago

Was long, long ago
Custom presume is pagan
Habits that they had.

Watching TV Series on Stonehenge
now.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Character and Habit

Habits can be changed
But characters can’t be changed
So make good habits!

God would make His character
Much more better if He could!
Form: Tanka

Earth

Every time the world reminds us 
As habits over consume
Really hungry users strike us 
That it isn’t too soon
How are we to end this gloom?

Premium Member A Higher Power

A Higher Power Miracle Man 8/28/2024 I have changed habits, though they were deeply ingrained but only through God.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
god
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Perfect Lover

Old habits 
die hard,
yet I find 
I’ve relinquished
my search for
a perfect lover
to focus on
maintaining this
imperfect love
with you.

Premium Member Bugs Bunny

Ole Bugs was a rascally rabbit
a bunny with Fudd foolin' habits
each carrot he stole
and ditched in his hole
caused Elmer to scream Bugs G_d dam it!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Buzzing Bunny

The TV ad said Hunny Gadgets
She misheard it as Bunny Habits
Her bunnies won’t breed
She typed at high speed
She’s just ordered two Rampant Rabbits
Form: Limerick

Harsh Habits

I still jerk my head 
To the closed window 
Whenever i hear someone honk 

Wondering if it was you 
Too scared to look 
Then praying that it wasn't

Happiest Time

The happiest time of a person
Is to find the right person
He spoils you
He indulges your habits
He gives good advices
And love everything about you.

Secret Agents

Spiders are best known
For taking untravelled paths
For fresh feast of flies

Rats take the paths worn
And every crumb I lost reclaim
Bad habits for death
Form: Haiku

Habits

Our priest will preach until he's hoarse
About the sin of intercourse
From what we've heard tell
He knows it quite well
By habit, he re-checks each source
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Grinch

The Grinch
has habits that make humans flinch.
One is rubbing himself with onions to create his favorite scent,
knowing but not caring it is public torment.
Form: Clerihew

Bad Habits

ink tinged night
murky veil covering
dim, blood splattered eyes
cowering in the corner
sweat soaking skin
an outstretched arm trembles
grabbing the glass again

Premium Member Off With His......

Off to the vet my little dog went

Because of bad habits he was sent.

His humping days over,

So sad for poor Rover,

But for me..... it was money well spent.
Form: Limerick

Fragile

Fragile

Sometimes my heart is cloudy
Not wanting to venture so far
Dangerously close to old habits
Desiring shelter under any rock. 

2016 © hope vigil-alvarez
Form:

Trump :Imp of Lard

After cautiously drawing another card,
Have heard that old habits do die hard;
Us likes to whip;
Give us the slip;
Trump's brain is like a lump of lard.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Leader In Me School

At our school our children have goals,
Both personal and school goals,
A Leader In Me School
Widely important goals,
Also known as WIGS
7 Habits
Reinforce
Leader,
Me
Form: Nonet

An Ode To Hearts

Nestled
within 
monumental 
versions
of herself,
among 
nights
spent
losing
doctrines,
she forgets
devout 
habits
for love
because 
fire 
speaks 
back 
to
her.

Bad Habits Had By Trump

Bad Habits Had By Trump

In front of line, Trump liked to cut;
Could never keep big mouth shut;
Ate so much;
Toes not touch;
Sure seemed to stir up so much smut.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Improved

Renewed 

Invest some time in changing you
Modify daily habits
Proclaim your victory
Renew your mind set
Organize all
Void the doom
Enjoy 
Dare








10-7-2015
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member - It's Friday Again - Weekend Humor -

                                       bubbling happiness
                                      ordinary friday night -
                                       not changing habits
Form: Senryu

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