I tend to find poems that include the title a little cliché.

hello-haley

Including the Title is a Little Cliché

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cecil-miller

Prose response to a Non-verse(which is kind of a cliche', but then so is responsive poetry and a breif work that has a long-ass title like this which may even make use of parenthyses)
Cliche's are cliche's for a reason, namely relevence. Poems whose title are not in the body are cliche', and so are untitled works. What's so bad about a cliche', anyway.

(Wink)