average gina
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[color=dark blue]Here is my challenge.
I've heard people say that some of the things I have said in my poems are too cliche, which sounds like a bad thing.
The challenge? Make cliches a good thing!
Use a minimum of three cliches:
one has to be a noun (like "a sunny day")
one has to be a phrase (like "it takes two to tango")
one has to be a word or a phrase that's commonly said, but not commonly written--current or past (like "you rock!")
I'm gonna be liberal with lines--minimum 10, maximum 25.
Bonus "points" for:
rhyming cliches
five or more cliches
using them untraditionally (redefining the cliches)
having at least two of the cliches tie in together within three lines
Deadline? Who cares? But for those that do, will September 20 work for you? (Did I rhyme that time? Gadzooks!)
Have fun!
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I've heard people say that some of the things I have said in my poems are too cliche, which sounds like a bad thing.
The challenge? Make cliches a good thing!
Use a minimum of three cliches:
one has to be a noun (like "a sunny day")
one has to be a phrase (like "it takes two to tango")
one has to be a word or a phrase that's commonly said, but not commonly written--current or past (like "you rock!")
I'm gonna be liberal with lines--minimum 10, maximum 25.
Bonus "points" for:
rhyming cliches
five or more cliches
using them untraditionally (redefining the cliches)
having at least two of the cliches tie in together within three lines
Deadline? Who cares? But for those that do, will September 20 work for you? (Did I rhyme that time? Gadzooks!)
Have fun!
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