Word Reversal

DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING A PALINDROME

First you start with a random word, like PLATE.

Then you type it with its reverse after it, like this:
PLATE ETALP or PLATE TALP

Note that the last letter of your word (in this case an "E") can either appear once or twice. Both ways will read the same forwards or backwards.

You can also try putting the reverse of the word before it, rather than after it, like this:
ETALP PLATE or ETAL PLATE

Look at what you have created. One of the results might start looking like a phrase.

ETAL PLATE makes me think of METAL PLATE

But when you add an M at the beginning to make METAL, you also have to add one to the end,  to keep the symmetry. That gives you:

METAL PLATE M

Now just keep building onto both sides until you have something that makes a phrase.

"A METAL PLATE, MA!" <-- Voila, a palindrome!

"Wedded light, I, with gilded dew."

For that one I started with LIGHT ___ THGIL , then I added the palindromic middle:  I WI 

___LIGHT I WITH GIL ___   then I worked my way outward.

That's a third way of making these: Put additional stuff in between the word and its reverse.

Sega's sages.

Lepers repel.

Drawn onward!

Boss, drown in words. *Sob*

Here's an Alphabet one:

Em en oh pee phoneme

Same here, badger. That's a great one you found.

Won't sermon, mon. Nom, Nom. Rest now.

(That is a 2-minute speedy palindrome of lameness, a salute to my new-found restraint

Some semi-famous ones:

A dog, a panic in a padoga!

Rats live on no evil star.

                Yawn EZ.
Yo, Japan, I'm at a tatami nap!
             A joy, Zen way.

On Smart trams, no?

Edit ammo: comma tide.

SS orgy? Gross!