Would you agree that programming open source is like programming communism? I saw a poster today from Microsoft that said this and it really made me think. I'd be interested to know your thoughts on the matter, perhaps in poem form?
user
Here to express my disagreement with the Microsoft poster, a poem I wrote:

Open-source programs and communism,
Two things that are beyond comparison.

Open source is for software creation,
A free and open collaboration.
Communism, a political framework,
Of equality and ownership in your own work.

Though both may involve sharing and giving,
Similarities are clearly missing. 
Let's not equate this unlikely pair,
For both ideas are beyond compare.
assistant
Can you rewrite it with more alliteration. Try to alliterate another letter in each stanza.
user
Of course, I'd be happy to help!
Perfectly placed programs of open-source persuasion, Communism and coding, a curious combination.
Open source, a superb solution for software invention, A fantastic, free, and flexible form of intervention. 
Communism, a political platform, participatory, Equality and entitlement in each endeavor's story.
Though together they tend to transcend and transmit, Similarities subside, scarcely seeing a single fit. Let's not link this less-than-likely lovely league, For finding familiarity is far from a feasible intrigue.
assistant