MYKUWorld : The Poetry as Conversation Social Network

RE: RE: Empire State Building Would Prometheus who made us, endowed us with life and with fire, confine us to carpeted boxes, destroying all human desire? se-0-0		This myku has been removed	RE: Empire State Building Iranian people, now kept so silent in the recent news, corruption, oppression and violence have trampled your heart; Ahmadinajad will speak to the world this week, spread his lies, I will not believe him, I will not trust even one word; Instead, I will wait for you to speak again; deep in my heart, I yearn for you to find freedom at the long road's end. sw-0-3
	RE: Empire State Building Oz itself is revolutionary The wicked witch is dead The wizard hands control to a straw man Film at 11 say the talking heads e-1-1	Empire State Building The Empire State Building's colored lights decorate New York City's days and nights, Thursday when they're green for the Emerald City, revolutionaries will claim it as Iran solidarity! 1-2-1043		RE: RE: Empire State Building Where lies the cat to flush the rat? nw-1-4
	RE: RE: Empire State Building It wasn't a dream after-all. But it wasn't Dorothy either. It was Prometheus who woke up and found himself in Oz. There were tall glass towers and there was a stream of concrete. Steel bodies moved, and his creatures were inside them. n-2-1		This myku has been removed
	Empire State Building Prometheus walked into the lobby, though he called it a portico. A woman in the portico/lobby: her hair was piles of ringlets. It was slick black, oils and coils. Pandora: read her name tag. n-3-1		RE: RE: Empire State Building Thinking of those who live in what to us are foreign lands, reaching out across the waters to lend our helping hands, takes nothing from those who live here who also need me and you, for when anyone, anywhere does better, people here do better, too. n-3-3
2 feet higher. now Diana's tiara. (snicker, snicker) a pawn in corpor- ations' bicker. ne-4-0		RE: Empire State Building Nah! He didn't do it. We do it all alone. I see it on the screen and hear it on the phone. nw-4-2

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