The Ecphorizer
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"Mum" is a palindrome kind of word: When you repeat it backwards, It's what you just heard. It means "wax" in Persian (among other things) And gave its name to Egypt's dead kings. It's a term for silence that you can hear, A very strong variety of Braunschweiger beer, And a double-headed flower most pleasing to the eyes. You do it when making merry in disguise. The English use it as a word for "Mother." Can you think of any other? ![]() Poet JAMES LOVERDE, of Chicago, has had his work published in many small reviews, including Rolling Stone and the Las Vegas Sun. More Articles by James Loverde |
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