Having had my first effort at a palindrome summarily removed as a link without any warning or guidance, or time given to correct, I have turned the original variation on the theme of palindrome so it can be read backwards.
And if this gets removed I give up.
I.The cuckoo in the nest which time did bring,
as if my form could have no settled shape,
destined to be other, held separate and apart:
there seemed to be no place to put myself.
No matter all the efforts and the tears,
the one who would find no sure place to rest,
the cuckoo in the nest which time did bring,
and I was doomed to never quite fit in.
As if my form could have no settled shape,
the twisting to manoeuvre into place,
no matter all the efforts and the tears;
there seemed to be no place to put myself.
As if my form could have no settled shape,
and I was doomed to never quite fit in,
the twisting to manoeuvre into place;
No matter all the efforts and the tears.
The cuckoo in the nest which time did bring:
and I was doomed to never quite fit in,
as if my form could have no settled shape;
there seemed to be no place to put myself.
II.
There seemed to be no place to put myself,
as if my form could have no settled shape,
and I was doomed to never quite fit in;
the cuckoo in the nest which time did bring.
No matter all the efforts and the tears,
the twisting to manoeuvre into place,
and I was doomed to never quite fit in;
as if my form could have no settled shape.
There seemed to be no place to put myself,
no matter all the efforts and the tears,
the twisting to manoeuvre into place;
as if my form could have no settled shape.
And I was doomed to never quite fit in,
the cuckoo in the nest which time did bring,
the one who would find no sure place to rest;
no matter all the efforts and the tears.
There seemed to be no place to put myself,
destined to be other, held separate and apart,
as if my form could have no settled shape;
the cuckoo in the nest which time did bring.
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