Ketek

A ketek is a complex form of a holy Vorin poem which reads the same forward and backward (allowing for alteration of verb forms), and is also divisible into five distinct smaller sections, each of which makes a complete thought.
The complete poem must form a sentence that is grammatically correct and (theoretically) poignant in meaning. Because of the difficulty in constructing a ketek, the structure was once considered the highest and most impressive form of all Vorin poetry.The Way of Kings, Endnote
==Examples==
==Notes==
*Jasnah believed that Allahn, along with others, mistook the home of the Knights Radiant (i.e., Urithiru) as their birthplace.
**This ketek celebrates the return of the Sibling.
==Trivia==
The abbreviated titles of the novels of The Stormlight Archive collectively form a ketek (i.e., TWoK, WoR, O, RoW, KoWT). 
With the release of the tentative title of the fifth book, the abbreviated titles no longer form a prefect ketek (i.e., TWoK, WoR, O, RoW, WaT).State of the Sanderson 2023 One theory is this could be due to perfect symmetry in names being considered heresy in Alethi culture.
==References==
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