Clichés Poems - Poems about Clichés

...Chapter 1: The End of the Eastern Gilded Age 'Twas thrice yon 'ere time clichés galore, albeit, one two many times, that fairy tale's opening wouldst hitherto a harp. History, the effects of nar......Read the rest...

...Once upon a midnight dreary, while I tapped my keyboard, my eyes bleary As I tried to write a novel that was no bore I looked for inspiration, how to avoid clichés temptation I’d write about rejuv......Read the rest...

..."Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it."~ Rumi Dear Diary, I’m a hopeless romantic, a sentimental ......Read the rest...

...If you’re looking for a fight, If you feel like running on horseback, To saw bars of prisons, if you want to play poker Or drink a whiskey in a saloon, Perhaps there is a reason? An unhappy chi......Read the rest...

...Benjamin Franklin said “but in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” Paying tax may be painful Yet our death is the singular Most feared eventuality. For u......Read the rest...

...I do not speak their words. They're full of clichés and ideas that will never truly form. I have tried to bend my tongue that way, But it twists and turns and limbos. I know too little of their......Read the rest...

...caught in a dark space of the in-between drowned in emotions to others unseen too proud to walk backward, can't step ahead once starving fears are now constantly fed moments when hands se......Read the rest...

...Steam and smoke trains, dont fume anymore,lying like dead corpses or spare parts of what once was called the golden age;; If they would fume, it would only be a plaintive sigh, about their desolate ......Read the rest...

...Warning! Suitable for Only Children "The satirist Menippean ad hominems attacks, not pri*ks or any ret*rd making such who Reason lacks." -- a Menippean satirist-poet who loath......Read the rest...

...Oh not so distant past I wish to walk your way again and see But you are lost But for in my memory Oh not so distant past The people and their faces The very normal days That churning time ......Read the rest...

...Does poetry have a god? I wonder as I write, Re-write, delete, delete, Save….no wait…. I sense a presence Hovering over my fingers As they search Each keystroke Hesitating, conspiring With......Read the rest...

...5AM the haywire of light you've framed the vista from your frosty window Stacked sachets of cos lettuces ponder for an outcome growth Whence the day of blossom Salvation is always a cost O......Read the rest...

...The faded afterglow of a life passing through mid-age is also wrapped with an expected pattern of probable uncertainties. The moments that can ignite true spark, are not numerous, neither are those a......Read the rest...

...When people say they’ve "learned to think outside the box” and want to share their innovative thoughts with me, I don’t speak up; I don’t like being one who mocks. They fail to see the situation’s......Read the rest...

...“Normality is a paved road: It’s comfortable to walk, but no flowers grow on it." Vincent Van Gogh They tell you ‘Think outside the box’ So, ponder well, pull up your socks Avoid the danger of......Read the rest...