Short Habitually Poems

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Premium Member Chuck it all

And how much chuck could a nunchuck chuck if a nunchuck’s Chuck is Norris?

A chuckling nun habitually chucking her habit soon has none.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.


THE BRIDE’S DREAMS - VIGNETTE

sweet smell of her envy perfume
drowned that stench of betrayal play
stygian smile blurred by church-white veil
her heart habitually astray
Form: Other

Constant Practice

Have a great birthday, dear Alice, 
Winner performs habitually; 
Success comes from constant practice, 
An achievement of mastery. 

Topic: Birthday of Alice C. Garcia (March 25)
Form: Quatrain

Lost Years

It's a sad state of affairs,

People habitually stuck with 

noses in their phones 

Before they know it, they are old, 

and precious years,long lost, have flown 

By:J.N.R Dutton
Form: Rhyme

Introspected Abcs

a burdened charity dost entail
faux generosity habitually inhaled

jaunts, keepsakes left macerated
nothing omitted, personally quantitated

reason sifted through ubiquitously
vehement will yearned zealously
Form: ABC


Love Her For Her

Love her for her beautiful soul, her invisibility to others. Embrace her imperfections, reassuring her that you would never change them. Instead of habitually telling her I love you, try acting out your love though avid affection.
© Zack Brule  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

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Love lusts longingly
Hate hurts heartily
Marriage mars mercilessly
Wife whines woefully
Husband hustles habitually
Sex sells shamelessly
Politician preys persistently
Priest panders pompously
Cash corrupts completely
War wrecks wantonly.

The Cheery Earth and the Lonely Moon

The moon sulks and envys
when earths stomach is filled habitually
to be garnish in wintry season
listening to carols from birds to wild beast and godly person
the earth feel cheery and merry
while the moon feels miserable and lonely.

Premium Member One Pair of Shoes

Based on a true story

A torture 
device 
from the pit
of hell,
a sometimes 
necessary 
evil,
one pair 
of shoes 
nicknamed 
Annoying!

I would be 
an habitually 
barefoot
person
if not for 
cold rain
and winter,
both are 
a bane
to my 
happy 
existence!

Friendship

Forgiving, forgetting
Remembering, relishing
Incessant irresistibility
Enduring empathy
Noticing needs
Diligent devotion
Selfless sacrifices
Habitually happy
Individual importance
Perfected patience 

(To have a friend, one must be a friend.)

© April 21, 2011
Dane Smith-Johnsen
Form: Acrostic

Warm Fuzzies At Dawn

walk to fame
singing my notes
as a virtuosic
applauded habitually

pitching new octaves
alto and tenor
our dulcet tunes
loudly echo

of seamless hearts
tickled to laughter
our guileless smile
wakes bliss

our empyrean dreams
hitherto slumbering still
to stay living
gains life
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Fallacy of Notion

Smack the Naysayer upside the head
far fewer would have been harmed
had citizens not been disarmed -- 

Forefathers wise for Second Amendment
which Naysayers habitually make defendant

a necessary tool 
to keep safe even the fool
preventing complete social upheaval
while man, his soul, remains harbinger
of evil!
© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Strange Current

Sensations thrive around my spine.
Erratic electricity
believes itself a guest of mine.
More and more habitually
it pulses rays to pester me.
Strange current underneath my skin
is sometimes idle. Thankfully!
How did I ever let it in?


Written by Andrea Dietrich
for Nette Onclaud's 
HUTAIN THIS ONE... Poetry Contest
Form: Verse

Majestic Hills

Majestic Hills
Dr. James E. Martin
©June, 2014



The hills are thriving with life,
They glisten with radiant glow.
They remind one of a beautiful fife
That resonates in musical flow.

They constantly issue the call
To visitors from near and far.
They habitually respondents enthrall
In a way that some think bizarre.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Thankfully Blessed Again-Ap

Absolutely blessed, Christ delivers everything,
fervent gratefulness, habitually induced, joyous 
knowledgeable love, magenta nebulous omnipresence,
prayer, quietude, reflection, sacred Thanksgiving,
undying veneration, with xenismos yearly zest!


Written on 11/3/2021
For: Alphabet Soup Poetry Contest
Sponsor: William Kekaula

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Love lusts longingly
Hate hurts heartily
Marriage mars mercilessly
Wife whines woefully
Husband hustles habitually
Sex sells shamelessly
Politician preys persistently
Priest panders pompously
Religion ravages rationally
Cash corrupts completely
War wrecks wantonly,
Peace pacifies profusely.



~11/02/22
Contest: A Brian Strand Premiere Choice.

Stubby Brown Pencil.

The stubby brown pencil
Will it make some marks?
On the white blank sheet spread
Where thoughts can be stored
To ponder over backwards
Amid avalanches of motives
Often habitually sliding
In moods of darker futility.

Finding solace in crumpled sheets
In foils of curtain hung around
The window that helps to preview
Some dimensions beyond the
Stagnant waters of the constants.

A Red Minute

Whilst a medley of us lied upon the flocculent canvas
An ever so comely sound had been shaped of the void
‘Twas the sharp sound of supremacy coming to pass



Though honored am I to speak
Upon the sweltering passion
‘Twas an invitation like none before
Scourging these bones of the dark
Of which they habitually drink



The quaking quite mollifyingly
Renders a sense of solidarity
To unfathomable tribulation
Form: Verse

Nature

I gently glide through the flowered fields of life,
My fingers tap the ends of the petals,
Habitually hitting like typewriting excercises,
Smooth but Jagged.

The wind blows mightily for a second,
As if warning me of trials forthcoming,
Pieces of pollen dance joyfully in the air,
And then sink to redemption.

The ground whispers as i pass,
Taking deep breaths,
As i climb the lowest mountain, 
And cross the shallow vallies,
Into Nature.

Quiet Solicits Persistently

Silence solicits me once more, 
for safety’s sake, which I deplore.
I treat these moments preciously 
with sanctimonious jealousy;
guarding proclivity's tendencies 
in silent moments of privacy.

Seclusion gestures, 
begs my retention, 
then demands unselfish attention;
incessant exclusion from confusion 
and silent moments without intrusion.

Why must I resist persistently
returning oft habitually 
with hopes of saving my sanity
in silent moments sans vanity.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Sherlock

Stealthily, he observes his subject, often in disguise.
Habitually, he delves into the opium world, to explore.
Eyes darting, ever alert to details, however insignificant.  
Restless, often bored, his intelligence is prodigious.
Loves the thrill of the chase, an unrepentant risk taker.
Obsessive, compulsive, Watson can't keep up with him.
Closet homosexual tendencies, obscured and obtuse.
Kinetic, his energy propels him onward, until crime is solved.




Written on 5/20/2015
Form: Acrostic

Bored Ring

Maybe it’s the manifestation of boredome
to repeat habitually
these idiosyncratic escapes
from reality

An addiction of self texting
a selfie
a pornographic predilection
of voyeuristic internalization
of boredoms reality

Repeat, repeat, repeat
a mindless litany
in actions
prevent, prevent, prevent
the cat walk entrance
of very unfashionable
boredom

Boredoms wriggling worm
can turn
flight of fancy into a habits concern
and eat away the hours
in their passive mediocrity

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