A palindrome (translated from Greek as running back) is a word or verse that can be read equally from left to right and from right to left. Andrey Kanavshchikov assures that a palindrome is not a sensation. The givenness of a palindrome is its magnetic unity. The concatenation of words here acts as the only possible concatenation. The beauty of palindromes is that from the point of view of their general principles, their historical tradition, they are neither weak nor strong, nor crude, nor professional.