Poems with rhymes of habitation

Waters united are our navigation;
Distinguished, our habitation;

Their machination.
Since then the needle dips to woo
His habitation.

To her friend, was, by occasion
Of more distant habitation,

For fear the desolation
And darkness of thy mind
Perplex an habitation

--Hath she on earth no place of habitation?
--Age to age calling, nation answering nation,

Far from all habitation,
I heard a happy sound;
Big with the consolation,

To human things he grows a desolation,
And is made a habitation

Or have given way to slow mutation,
While, in their ancient habitation

there lay the corpse in post mortum habitation
now was a very good time to take a break on a long awaited vacation.

A monk once made his habitation ;
Absorbed in penances severe,
In fast and prayer he sought salvation.

'Sternly bent on Contemplation,
Far apart from human kind
In the hill my habitation,

Author of our new creation,
Bid us all Thine influence prove;
Make our souls Thy habitation;

So th' assemblies of each Nation
Will surround thee, seeking right,
Thence to thy glorious habitation

But the fact is they've not, in that part of the nation,
What Malthus would term, a 'too dense population,'
Indeed the sole sign there of man's habitation