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 of worms to catch the early birds but with no bird in hand he'll have to eat his words. The tropes are fresh as daisies, with infinite supplies of broken-hearted lovers, and rainbow butterflies. Garbage in and garbage out, it's fun and games for all, to sell you down the river and drive you up the wall. For if it's true a pen is more mighty than a sword, then we're as good as dead, for to death we will be bored.