A PALINDROME, by definition, is a word,
phrase, verse, sentence, or even poem that
reads the same forward or backward.
It stems from the Greek word palindromos:
palin, meaning again, and dromos,
meaning a running. Combining the two together,
the Greek meaning gives us, running back again...
The carefully placed words form the same sentence,
whether it is read forward or backward.
For example, 'Mirrored images reflect images mirrored'
which includes a word in the center
as a reversal point for the sentence or even the poem.
Line-Unit Palindrome Poem
A poem that reads from the first line to the last as it does from the last to the first.
Source Reference: http://www.shadowpoetry.com/resources/wip/palindrome.html
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35 lines, 31 comments, on Sep 9 5:47 PM 2007. In Life
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37 lines, 18 comments, on Sep 14 10:45 PM 2007. In Nature
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41 lines, 31 comments, on Jan 23 11:34 PM. In Spiritual
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As if this melody were new this part of me that lives in you,56 lines, 36 comments, on Jan 25 7:30 PM. In Life
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49 lines, 37 comments, on Feb 9 9:48 AM. In Love
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