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A palindrome is a word/phrase that can be read the same way backward as it can forward. There is usually permission for punctuation/space alterations.
For example: Live not on evil
or
For example: Madam
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What are those poems that are one thing read forward and another read backwards called?
Those poems are called palindromic poems. They can be read the same way forward as backward, resulting in different meanings each way.
Example of palindrome?
A Palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same backwards as forwards. Things like Napoleon's comment 'Able was I ere I saw Elba.', or first words in the Garden of Eden 'Madam I'm Adam.' A good collection of pallindromes is Weird Al Yankovic's song Bob (Bob is one, as is Otto) Which should be available on video sites such as You tube.
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