Another Rule To Break

Well the experts say in your poetry don’t use a cliché to tell your story bleeding hearts of men the tail of a dog clucking like old hens croaking like a frog a bright twinkling star the light of the moon runs like a new car humming a soft tune she’s the cat’s meow the chug of a train a slow drifting cloud the patter of rain even this rhyme scheme they always told me has no place it seems in your poetry well maybe what’s wrong with this world today we still go along with what experts say cause with no cliché just what can I do no ‘Happy Birthday’ or an ‘I Love You’ my advice is to forget what they say if it works for you do it anyway