Skin against skin
sensually touching
hot and panting breath
blissfully building heat
bodies entwined
moving rhythmically
with pleasure
receiving and giving
-- passion --
giving and receiving
pleasure with
rhythmically moving
entwined bodies
heat building blissfully
breath panting and hot
touching sensually
skin against skin

© Andrea Da Costa


A palindrome, by definition, is a word, phrase, verse, sentence, or even poem
that reads the same forward or backward. It stems from the Greek word
palindromos: palin, meaning again, and dromos, meaning a running.
Combining the two together, the Greek meaning gives us, running back again.

A palindrome poem is a mirror image of itself. A carefully planned poem is written
and then, after a good dividing word in the middle, the poem above is written
exactly backwards and must still make perfect sense.



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