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Best Cliche Poems


Premium Member Love Is So Cliche
If a cat
caught my tongue
it must have been after that
frog
in my throat
that was after those 
butterflies 
in my stomach

Was it vertigo
or did the earth move

I don't know
but you
are all that I need




01/13/19

For Bobby May's
Your Interpretation Of What Love Is Poetry Contest...

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Categories: cliche, cute love, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Am a Cliche
I am a cliché

A soul walked along the water
The winds yelling cliché cliché
A dark soul was on the other side waiting
The winds yelled again cliché cliché

The two souls met inside this cliché
Of dark poetic solitude
They ordered drinks and black roses
In the cafe of clichés

From the...

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Categories: cliche, angel, humorous, life, muse,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Omg, That's So Cliche
It's raining cats and dogs on a dark and stormy night -
with such a stroke of genius, a poet starts to write.
Inane clichés he's banging out to beat the band,
a booby trap as big as life to bite the poet's hand.

It opens up a can...

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© Roy Jerden  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cliche, poetry, satire,
Form: Rhyme

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Premium Member Bipolar Cliche
Life as a manic-depressive's very drab,
     and wearisome at times; it's bad enough
     to drag me down where I don't feel so tough.
When manic, I have the rare gift of gab;

when I do, I want to take...

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Categories: cliche, depression,
Form: Sonnet
Cliche Confusion
They say "money makes the world go round" I really don't understand 
I thought it was a magnetic field not something made by man 

They say "don't count your chickens before they begin to hatch" 
but what if my eggs came........... from a totally different...

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Categories: cliche, funnyheart, heart,
Form: Rhyme
How To Describe a Butterfly Without Using a Cliche
Beauteous creature with iridescent...
No, no
Painted lady with colors bright...
No
Stained glass wings...
Maybe
Flitting, flying from flower to...
Definitely not.
Ugly tree-destroying caterpillar...
That's more like it
Reborn a beautiful butterfly...
Dagnabit
Scares the heck out of me when it lands
on my arm, so I crush it...
On the right track
And then I feel guilty...

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Categories: cliche, beautiful, butterfly, color, nature,
Form: Free verse



The Cliche Subject Matter
THE CLICHE SUBJECT MATTER
I tried to study you best way I could without weighing my infatuation
And before I knew it I was knee deep in a classless obsession
I added you to my thinking pattern, all your small numbers multiplying themselves
In my head I became a...

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Categories: cliche, addiction,
Form: Lyric
A Cliche Romance
When it came to dating I had a soul full of sorrow
But all of my friends told me to hang in there
When we met I felt you looking into my soul
My soul laid bare with all protection lost
They say absence makes the heart grow fonder
And...

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Categories: cliche, feelings, lonely, lost love,
Form: Free verse
Such a Cliche
I'll drink to that, three sheets in the wind, the Booze cruise                        Drinking like a fish, kicking the bucket a fine kettle...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cliche, funny, humor, irony, language,
Form: Free verse
Cliche Heaven
Cliche Heaven

Be it as it may I'll try my hand at some clichés
    and address the elephant in the room soon when pigs fly.
It’s a win- win situation, put your game face on, work the crowd
   as we wrap our...

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© DM Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cliche, confusion, cool, crazy, satire,
Form: Free verse
A Cliche of the Ill-Fated
Six straight bottle of beers
Pick yourself up, walk in the clear
My last text was a revelation
Your response was a mere reaction
Of what comes for us tomorrow. 

You built a barrier of cashmeres
A deafening silence calling for tears
But a smirk is all I can give
I don’t...

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Categories: cliche, break up, goodbye, heartbreak,
Form: Elegy
Insert Something Cliche Here, Please'
The crocodiles teeth,
They n'awed into me
And tore me up limb by limb,

But I am not dead, nor alive
I'm a vision, a spiritual surprise!

A woman who bleeds from the eyes
For justice, and not to be criticized! 

Do you understand that
even ghosts have to be remembered?
To be...

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Categories: cliche, angel, animal, art, dark,
Form: Free verse
Cliche and Catch Phrase Party
Once in a blue moon I have been told
The cliché’s clan gets together with the Catch Phrase posy

If I have told you once I have told you a thousand times this story or are you the last one to know?

Well, it all started for no...

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Categories: cliche, fun, word play,
Form:
Practical Cliche
I long to drive an impractical car
     a convertible
with seats for two
and wear impractical clothes
     Chanel suits that say
“Dry Clean Only”

I want to live in an impractical house
     downtown
three stories high
with white carpets,...

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Categories: cliche, children, conflict, love, mother
Form: Verse
Cucumber Pie
Are cucumbers cool
As a general rule?
How fresh is a daisy?
Are loons always crazy?

How snug is a bug
When he’s not in a rug?
How gentle are lambs
If not happy as clams?

How clever’s a fox
That’s as dumb as an ox?
How fit is a fiddle
Not clean as a whistle?

Are...

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© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cliche, funny, humor, humorous,
Form: Light Verse

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