In a Palindromic Poem, the order of the words and/or phrases used in the first half of the poem is reversed to form the second half. A single word or phrase may bridge the two halves. Even though one half is straightforward and logical and the other half is backwards, both sides make sense, and form a unified whole. Kind of like America. Before you cast your ballot, think about what you believe in, what you stand for, what kind of future you want to see. Much depends on your decision.
MOMENTOUS
In the voting booth,
what happens
hinges upon
everything
I believe
b e c a u s e
I believe
everything
hinges upon
what happens
in the voting booth
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JUST JOAN 42 
This is difficult.
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Yeah, it’s hard to make it work both ways. Here is a good palindrome by Prince Ea on You-Tube, check it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUcJRKVuPak
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Great video. Thanks for sharing.
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Very clever. You must have had to screw your thinking cap on real tight to come up with this one.
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No kidding. I think it left a mark on my head! 🙂
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Well done! Outstanding if you consider how difficult it is to write such a poem!
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Thanks, Peter. Mine is short, so not as difficult as some I’ve seen. Here is a good one to look up on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUcJRKVuPak.
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Thank you, Joan!
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Can’t wait til it’s over!
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My sentiments exactly. But I won’t bow out, just do the best I can with the crap hand I’ve been dealt. 🙂
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Sounds about right!
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I like this one Joan! I can only imagine how difficult it was to come up with this.
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Thanks, T Wayne. That’s why the poem is so short–LOL! To calm my pre-election nerves, I got an adult coloring book and wield my colored pencils on the pages while listening to jazz and funk on your WP site. Very relaxing, thanks for that. 🙂
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You’re welcome, Joan, and thank you for reading and listening.
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Excellent summation and done quite skillfully!
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