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Cliches Poems - Poems about Cliches

A Symphony of Cliches
This poem is a cliché bonanza, practically begging for an AI checker to throw its hands up in frustration. Have fun AI. ROFLMAO Beneath the moon’s soft, silver glow, Where gentle breezes whisper low, The stars, like diamonds, dot the night, As love takes wing in fleeting flight. The roses blush a crimson hue, Their petals kissed by morning dew. A lone...

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Categories: cliches, heart, love, moon, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member House of Cliches
I rest my case on a house of cards (that) hit the nail on the head (of) the nail in the coffin (that) hit the ground running where the rubber hits the road (while) time flies when you’re having fun in the nick of time (and) all’s well that ends well all is fair in love and war (let’s not forget that) the writing’s on the wall it could be worse (as) the...

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Categories: cliches, humorous, society, surreal, word
Form: Free verse



Pray For Them
This is what we should say. "God bless Negative Normans today, Bless them on their way." Far better than catty cliches!...

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Categories: cliches, appreciation, blessing, faith,
Form: Free verse
Thinking In Cliches Is Itself a Cliche
What have been sayin’ It's only Saturday Thinking in cliches is itself a cliche Father in the kitchen Eats his check away Thinking in cliches is itself a cliche Don’t you shake and shiver When the hounds of order bey? Thinking in cliches is itself a cliche God is dead, or in Toms River – Any dumb excuse to pray Thinking in cliches is itself...

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Categories: cliches, confusion, education, emotions, extended
Form: Lyric
Untitled
Honestly. What's the best policy? Honesty? Don't loose lips sink ships? You follow me? "Keep your circle small." "Keep your enemies close." How much is enough, then, to have them by the ropes? "Knowledge is power." "Ignorance is bliss." How does one choose between THAT or THIS? Idioms, cliches, metaphors and more. Life's...

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Categories: cliches, confusion, life, perspective, spoken
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Cliches
“Forever and a day” is surely a cliché It flows so trippingly, by the way, The older I get the more I realize Not many phrases left to utilize. written September 30, 2021...

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Categories: cliches, words, writing,
Form: Light Verse
Poetry and Cliches
All say avoid cliches Don't call tears, tears I search for alternative All forms of water already used I give up I am writing to pen down my inner most feelings My thoughts come from within Why should I change them? I am not out here to impress others I will not break my head to win a prize My happiness is more important...

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Categories: cliches, 10th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Tired of Tired Cliches
Why a 'needle' in a haystack What's it doing there And 'a stitch in time 'saves nine' ~ If nine more stitches, who cares And who ever cries over 'spilled milk' I'm certainly not of that ilk If 'a penny' saved were a MILLION earned Then perhaps I'd dress in silk All I'm saying here,...

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Categories: cliches, fun, funny, words,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Cliches Come To Life
Deep in thought I clear my throat When out pops the frog Sometimes I'm so nervous I about pee in my pants Holy Moses: Here come the ants Adjusting my bonnet I feel a sharp needle Yup, there's the bee I can't hold back any longer And much to my chagrin There go my horses And when I inspect ...

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Categories: cliches, animal, insect, life, silly,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Avoid Cliches Like the Plague
Creative Writing was my love, a passion I thought highly of. A freshman, I felt I could shove one course in my school year. Assignment 1 - simple indeed: "Who broke your heart and made it bleed?" I felt I nailed it; Prof agreed (or so it would appear)... I think I wrote convincingly - "Winter is not...

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Categories: cliches, class, poetry, word play,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cliches' Come To Life
"Remember the good old days" before masks and gloves... "Home is where the heart is" and those you truly love...

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Categories: cliches, family, home, love, memory,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Poem Made Up of Cliches
A POEM MADE UP OF CLICHES At Poetry Soup we're admonished Never to use cliches They provide us an extensive list For the error of our ways But one thing you can rely on Is people just don't pay heed Like a dog gnawing a ham bone Poets write stuff unfitten to read Over and over again I traverse the road less traveled No one understands...

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Categories: cliches, humor,
Form: Rhyme
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 doornails most dead, Or are dodos instead? Is it drier than toast To...

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Categories: cliches, funny, humor, humorous,
Form: Light Verse
Cliches Away
Three sheets in the wind And rubbed the wrong way By a fair weather friend You must seize the day Let your hair down And lay down the law Be the talk of the town With your last hurrah With all your high hopes Few and far in between Up against the ropes Taking one for the team Play your cards right No guts no glory Still High...

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Categories: cliches, america, character, life, love,
Form: Rhyme
No Time Like the Present--Cliches Contest
No Time Like The Present (Cliches Contest) I need to get out of this place! So very tired of everyone's bromidic rhetoric. It's sickening... The continuous chatter of a dramatic existence. It's sickening... Who are these people anyways? Shhhh! I hear my mother whispering some old cliché, so far away, "There is no time like the present", she says, and...

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Categories: cliches, anxiety, change, education, environment,
Form: Free verse

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