A poem made from magnets of individual words and partial words, stuck to the front of a white refrigerator. The text is on three lines and reads: "I'd battle dragons / to protect your sexy brain / access my password" The word "I'd" is not available in the magnet set, so is just an "I" and a "d" juxtaposed. Similarly, "dragons" is not available, so we see "dragon" and "s" juxtaposed. There is no punctuation, so we are meant to infer a period at the end of the second line.

A poem made from magnets of individual words and partial words, stuck to the front of a white refrigerator. The text is on three lines and reads: "I'd battle dragons / to protect your sexy brain / access my password" The word "I'd" is not available in the magnet set, so is just an "I" and a "d" juxtaposed. Similarly, "dragons" is not available, so we see "dragon" and "s" juxtaposed. There is no punctuation, so we are meant to infer a period at the end of the second line.