Poems with rhymes of habit

I found in them a peculiar habit,
Just like as a secular rabbit,

All but one big black Rabbit,
He got into the habit

previous to the rabbit,
And nursed so assiduously by politicians till our acceptance of it has
become a sinful habit -

R was a rabbit,
Who had a bad habit

Being less savage than the rabbit,
Sheep are gregarious by habit.

'I _won't_ be the bond slave of habit,
I _won't_ have these webs on my toes.
I want to run round like a rabbit,

Sweet to snare the thoughtless rabbit;
Break the next-door neighbour's pane;
Cultivate the smoker's habit

Roger rabbit,
flurry a habit

If there is a hateful habit
Making man a senseless tool,
With the feelings of a rabbit

From force of physical habit;
Wormed 'whole', clear out of the hole
But without any silly rabbit.