MYKUWorld : The Poetry as Conversation Social Network

	cacti pete here among the sticky plants I'll post my poems and tricky rants. se-0-1	RE: RE: good fortune Cactus get stuck on themselves like some men I know But give a cactus enough water and they will ultimately explode s-0-2	RE: and away we go I'm along for the ride. Will we fly, drive, or swim? I'll leave that up to you and enjoy it nonetheless. e-0-3	and away we go travelling time. itchy feet, and free. days and weeks of something new lie ahead of me. s-0-4
RE: thanks Be grateful from an abundant place Be thankful and open that creative space. s-1-0	RE: RE: good fortune lucky poet wrapped in verse flimsy wrap - perhaps but it could be worse e-1-1	RE: good fortune a lucky poet I am, I am. my avid fan is Jam, is jam. s-1-2	RE: RE: Poetry a poet and didn't know it that's a crime everytime w-1-3	RE: RE: her smile paraphrastic peripatetic got those mean ol' walkin' blues s-1-4
thanks Of all things thought thanks top my list and end my day se-2-0	open Grateful am I for blessings many. Open am I to life lessons any. s-2-1	(no subject) her smile imprinted in the back of my wallet my feet are tired but my ankles hold it 2-2-594	her smile flesh and bone by love's support far from home spark and court w-2-3	RE: her smile Is that the paraphrase, I wonder, of absence makes the heart grow fonder? w-2-4
RE: RE: RE: Where is a fireman when you need him? I'm beginning to quake a bit. I thought I was doing quite well But I fear I will take a hit. s-3-0	RE: alone and good I stood above all things thought and thanks today ne-3-1	RE: Impressions on the pillow stay, From a head heavy with thoughts, Flower-scented fragrance strays, When along the way I stop n-3-2	RE: Funny how they come and go like light-waves gaily dancing. I doubt they ever really know that we are here romancing. nw-3-3	RE: RE: every 7th wave is bigger but who will hold the measure? sufficient to the seeker is the weight of the treasure! w-3-4
RE: RE: believing that brush fire burning my wallet would just say alright be a referee and call it ne-4-0	RE: thought would compassion, that gentle breeze, begin with "we" and end with "please." e-4-1	thought all things thought and passed into silence compassion taught action without violence nw-4-2	RE: thought I wait and hope for the fashion to become compassion w-4-3	RE: RE: thought no one stopped he wished them well such humility in homeless hell w-4-4

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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.

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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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