MYKUWorld : The Poetry as Conversation Social Network

Where are you? You say, "I am here" So, I must be there. I'm not so sure you are aware That while you're there I am here And if we were together We would be near. e-0-0	RE: RE: Boxes Everyone wants freedom Freedom to be enclosed In our wooden boxes We often call our homes s-0-1	RE: RE: Boxes Some prefer a dome or sphere, I see them all as shapes, Behind the hedge and picket fence, We hide from our mistakes sw-0-2		RE: RE: RE: big boxes i cracked the top to a box of time with unbearable sadness and the rhyme.....................missing sw-0-4
Here I am That object in your mirror is closer than it appears recognize it for what it is you're wearing it my dear! n-1-0	RE: Boxes People don't like boundaries Yet fences we construct Around ourselves and others And there we all get stuck s-1-1	time and tide broken lives strewn everywhere we like shells washed on the shore scattered dreams and hopes adrift on tides of time that promised more s-1-2	RE: RE: big boxes looking down I see you. I close it up again, when I am ready. sw-1-3	RE: RE: RE: RE: big boxes I had a box I thought was closed. A crack once sealed is now exposed. n-1-4
Fear to go Gimmee a little angst on wry And a double slice of fear Too close for comfort once again Sorry my dear I'm outta here ne-2-0	Boxes For freedom without boundaries is quite a scary place without your "freedom boundaries" someone else will take your space. e-2-1	RE: big boxes all my time nestled there a broken life beyond repair 2-2-1941	RE: RE: big boxes Filled in every aspect content from despair applied adhesive holding memories lost yet contained w-2-3	Reminding Pain and loss Have ruled my life too long Like nuclear reactions They are contained in my core w-2-4
			RE: RE: big boxes shards in disarray, life disassembled, sinew and bone exposed, his friends see only his avatar. nw-3-3

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Welcome! Mykus are poetic conversations: four line thoughts and responses with interesting rhymes and rhythms. People world-wide use this folk-art to discover their innermost thoughts – and then to connect with others. Mykus are written by myku masters and beginners, so feel free to jump in.

MYKU World is a social networking site with something added. It’s built with profiles, search and group functions and it offers places to write poems. MYKU World celebrates the universal human desire for self expression. We ask you to honor the dignity of others.

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Before the internet, email, and computers, a busy college student began writing four line poems. This was all he had time to do. Haiku, with a twist, he called it Myku. Years later, he emailed a myku to a friend and received a response in the form of a myku! Back and forth it went, with others joining in along the way. These friends discovered that they communicated about things they would not normally discuss, so they kept on. Unfortunately, keeping track of notable mykus proved frustrating. They decided to build MYKU World, to allow them to write, read and store Myku conversations. Welcome to Myku World!

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