7 Famous Attitude Poems About Positive Thinking

Your dress doesn’t say who you are as much as your attitude. A person’s status is judged by his attitude. No matter what the circumstances are, we should keep a positive attitude. Famous  attitude poems about positive thinking poems that will greatly affect you to all people regardless of class and religion. Show them with your attitude that you have a good and positive attitude.

The Biggest Difference

Poet: Catherine Pulsifer

What makes the biggest difference in someone’s life?
The person’s attitude for sure
It can be positive and optimistic
Or, it can be negative, and close every door.

Your attitude can be one that is
Down, complaining, and blue
Or you can find the little things
That bring happiness that’s true.

You can be contented with life
Or you can always be wanting more
You complain how life’s not fair
And find everything a bore.

What do you focus your attention on
Will determine your attitude
Focus and find the positive
Live with gratitude.

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Your Attitude

Famous Attitude Poems About Positive Thinking

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Attitude

by Charles Swindoll

The longer I live, the more I realize the impact of attitude on life.

Attitude, to me, is more important than facts.
It is more important than the past, than education,
Than money, than circumstances,
Than failures, than successes,than what others think or say or do.
It is more important than appearance, giftedness or skill.

It will make or break a company… a church… a home.
The remarkable thing is we have a choice everyday regarding
The attitude we will embrace for that day.

We cannot change the inevitable.
The only thing we can do is play on the one string we have,
And that is our attitude…

I am convinced that life is 10% what happens to me,
And 90% how I react to it.
And so it is with you…
We are in charge of our attitudes.

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Age And How You See Things

by William Arthur Ward

Regardless of age, you are still young at heart

As long as you exclaim:
“Wow”
Instead of
“What’s the use!” . . .

When you say
“Hot dog”
Instead of “Oh well” . . .

When you yell,
“Yippee”
Instead of “So what?”. . .

When you contend
“Everyone’s important”
Instead of
“You can’t fight City Hall” . . .

When you insist
“Folks are swell”
Instead of
“You can’t trust people anymore” . . .

When you greet others with
“What a great day to be alive!”
Instead of
“The world is shot to pieces”. . .

When you proclaim
“What an opportunity”
Instead of
“What a predicament.”

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Interruptions

by William Arthur Ward

Interruptions can be viewed as sources of
Irritation or opportunities for service,
As moments lost or experience gained,
As time wasted or horizons widened.

They can annoy us or enrich us,
Get under our skin or give us a shot in the arm.
Monopolize our minutes or spice our schedules,
Depending on our attitude toward them.

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What You See

Poet: Henrietta R. Eliot

For what you find in these sweet days,
Depends on how you go about it;
A glad heart helps poor eyes to see,
What brightest eyes can’t see without it.

One child sees sunlit air and sky
And bursting leaf buds, round and ruddy;
Another looks at his own feet,
And only sees that it is muddy!

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Look Up

Poet: Unknown

I saw a little muddy stream
That turned to fairest blue,
Because the surface caught the gleam
Of heaven’s azure blue.

And so this life, whate’er it be,
Might turn to heaven fair,
If we would lift our eyes and see
The beauty everywhere.

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