Reflecting upon our love

Thanks, Verdana. Glad you liked it.

Spot on, bee. The technical term is a 'word-unit palindrome'; a palindrome of words rather than letters. The hardest part is writing one that is meaningful rather than just a novelty. Really glad you liked it. Here are some other examples of word-unit palindromes- King, are you glad you are king? Fall leaves after leaves fall. Says Mom, "What do you do?" – You do what Mom says. You know, I did little for you, for little did I know you. First Ladies rule the State, and state the rule: "ladies first." Please me by standing by me please. Blessed are they that believe they are blessed. Escher, drawing hands, drew hands drawing Escher. You can cage a swallow, can't you, but you can't swallow a cage, can you? Did I say you never say "never say never"? You say I did.