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You may be familiar with the sets of magnets with various poetic words
on them, suitable for composing poetry on your refrigerator door.  It
seems that the idea is generating spinoffs.  For Christmas this year I
received two sets of magnets, one of which is a "Shakespeare Love Kit"
with lots of Shakespearean words, and the other an assortment of
computer-related terms and jargon.

Naturally, the two have ended up combined.  Here are some of the
resulting compositions that guests and I have left on my refrigerator...

	Through infinite myst, software reverberates 
	In code possess'd of invisible folly.

	Wilt thou dare interface
	With thy Apple Macintosh keypad
	By toggling my tweaky bosom?
	Alack!

	Leave laserjet laughter to the laptop lover.
	Behold beta beauty in a keyboard's keen kindness.

	Now yet torment thy melancholy hardware
	By always vexing the amorous flame
	Of thine model motherboard.

	This tyrant widget conceals scuzzy games
	And pleasure treasured dear:
	Then kiss me.

	Celestial evil's idolatrous template within AOL
	Will deceive some cybersex users
	And email "cancel our service."

	Tis a rare tongue
	That many maiden bugs command,
	Revealing bounteous distress,
	Trashing bold memory:
	Click and crash gloriously.
	Weep not, beauteous Microsoft!
	Hereafter reboot.

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