With this site I hope to enlist your help in discovering and archiving any/all letter-unit PALINDROME (stand-alone, single) SENTENCES in the English language.
And the URL sets the tone–have fun! We palindrome nerds don’t mind being mocked..!
MockOK.com represents the largest palindrome sentence archive available. It is also up-dated regularly and referenced fastidiously. So far I’ve archived more than 13,000 PALINDROMIC SENTENCES, but I am sure there are thousands more! By the way, palindromes can be numeric (not my interest!), phrase (A man, a plan, a canal-Panama–also not my interest), word (We aim to please–please to aim wee!) sentence, prose (more than one sentence), or poem/play structured (see Steven Fraser’s poems at http://evillydinedragons.com/). Also, the reversible unit can be the letter (the case here) or the word : “You swallow pills for anxious days and nights, and days, anxious for pills, swallow you.”– Aric Maddux (for more discussion of these other forms of palindromic word-play, see Commentaries-I)
My interest happens to be sensible single sentence palindromes (with subject, verb, object.) (Please, also see Commentaries-III) (For the purpose of alphabetizing I treat acronyms as words.)
In addition, I have a special interest in how certain palindromes ‘pivot’ (see Commentaries-II for discussion of this feature.) or contain “multiple middles” (see Commentaries-IV.)
Please have fun, try your hand, and submit any newly created single, sensible, stand-alone palindromic sentence(s) you would like! E-mail submissions to timiimit@mockok.com Please identify yourself, if you want your palindrome(s) to be referenced–as you will see I have attempted to faithfully do with the alphabetically listed (then numerically referenced) palindromes in this site.
–Timi Imit