Spring
Spring can feel
Like fawns on wobbly legs
Prancing softly
Across dew drops
Scattered over grass
In the morning
Grass over scattered
Drops dew across
Softly prancing legs
Wobbly On fawns
Like feel can spring
©2023 CBialczak
Rules for writing palindrome poetry:
- You must use the same words in the first half of the poem as the second half, but
- Reverse the order for the second half, and
- Use a word in the middle as a bridge from the first half to the second half of the poem.
Stine Writing 
A form that required a lot of concentration to make it make sense! If I hadn’t known I wouldn’t have guessed!!! Bravo!
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I worked on this one for two days and wrote probably 10 different poems that didn’t work at all! Its hard especially because the topic was so random
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that is a form I never knew of! You wrote a gorgeous poem Christine! 🙂
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Thank you. It was actually really hard!
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