Palindromatic limerick?

Has anyone ever composed a limerick that was also a palindrome?

From http://limericks.org/pentatette/worth.htm

Bob:

That was priceless. Thank you.

I read that at work and was ROTLMAO!! Now my co-workers think I am NUTS thanks!

Does that actually translate to anything ??

Yes I believe it is aramenic and means “long life and great constitution to the pandas of the world”

CRAP…here come the guys with the white coats telling me that they’re my ‘friends’ …You got me again :slight_smile:

Tango-noter, a disc I peek at
In a temple: hot sin, a mad rat;
Ere we retard, a man
Is to help me tan;
I take epics, I dare, to no gnat.
Will Thomas

(http://www.limericks.org/pentatette/worth.htm)

An old thread that years ago was
Laid to rest was revived just because
Dr Lim had a tip
But Dopers will quip
That sniarb ruoy tnaw seibmoz

Impressive. A bit of a tongue twister if you try to say it in rhythm, especially the third line.

(In rhythm means matching it to Hickory Dickory Dock.)

I thought a palindrome was where Sarah keeps her airplanes.

Silly me, and I thought it was where she raced her bike.

Nurse, I spy Gypsies. Run!

Not a limerick, but still my favorite.

I wondered why there were so many people in spandex hanging around!

Nurse, I spy Gypsies. Run!
Nurse, I spy Gypsies. Run!
(blah blah blah blah blah)
(blah blah blah blah blah)
Nurse, I spy Gypsies. Run!

Your middle lines should have been:
(blah blah blah blah blah)
(halb halb halb halb halb)