Palindromic Poetry

by | Sunday, January 13, 2008

A few years ago I got bitten by the bug of Palindromic Poetry – poems that double back on themselves, that can be read this way, or that. This is consistent with my love for ambigrams and other kinds of symmetrical wordplay.

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