Shakespeare, the programming language

So there's a cute little language called Shakespeare that I've run across before. It's a little silly, of course (well, that's the point!) but it came up on HNN, as does everything eventually, and one of the posts there suggests a "sort of obfuscator" that would, you know, write Shakespeare for you.

Which I think is a pretty dandy idea, in conjunction with a Shakespeare interpreter. It might use a Markov chain to generate the fluff, select characters at random, and so on and so forth - and everything should compile/interpret correctly.

Underlying the Shakespeare, of course, is a kind of bytecode language. That would be the interpreted language, and that would have a more normal expression as well that could be Shakespearified.

This could showcase parsers in Decl, and might not be a bad way to start doing some fun NLP-type stuff, too. Think about it!