Try a cliché

I'm bit confused about clichés.  In my opinion, there are great books written by South African writers and they are based on a clichés. There's no such thing as an original plot anymore, but that's ok. Clichés are most enjoyed if the writer is good with words, and some people even enjoy writing twists in the plot-lines that they weren't expecting. So, basically, my response is that if writers want to write about a cliché, either post twists on twitter they have to be good in writing but if they are not good they have to practice because practice makes perfect. People use cliché to threaten, motivate, praise and to express their feelings. But because people get used to the words in a cliché, they ignore the content and the meaning behind what is being said… Pay attention to small details and try listening to the message behind a cliché…or try a cliché yourself!!!