A palindrome is a word or sentence that reads exactly the same forward as backwards. Famous single word ones are Hannah, Anna, Bob and Eve but there are some much more complicated and convoluted ones too, and you may not have even noticed they are palindromic.
Never odd or even
Four words, 14 letters, a pretty impressive example.
Do geese see God?
It’s a fair question and fairly philiosphical and with 13 letters across fourwords, it’s an impressive palindrome too.
Madam in Eden, I’m Adam
From philosophy to religion is this next phrase and with five words and no fewer than 17 letters, it’s long in palindrome terms.
Was it a rat I saw?
No one wants to see a rat, but this is a pretty good palindrome with six words and 13 letters!
Sex at noon taxes
It leaves me worn out, and so does this palindrome with four words and 15 letters!
“Do nine men interpret?” “Nine men,” I nod.
Interpret? It’s quite a reply when it’s a palindrome containing eight words and 28 letters!
Go deliver a dare vile dog
And your dare would be to create the longest palindrome every known! This one isn’t bad with six words and 21 letters.
We hope you enjoyed those, feel free to add your own in the comments, and we leave you with this 224 words Palindromic Poem from Demetri Martin
Go hang a salami I’m a lasagna hog.
“Madam in Eden, I’m Adam.” Eve’s palindromic reply: “Name no one, Man!”
A man, a plan, a canal. Panama !