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	RE: RE: RE: Adirondack Chair Or not an elephant's wing, Left to dry on wet clothes. What does the winter bring, A cerulean sky. A red nose? e-0-1	RE: RE: Adirondack Chair Dream sweet violet spring, summer's pale pink rose, fall's geese on the wing- Adirondack chair's doze. e-0-2	RE: Adirondack Chair Finding sympathy in a warm embrace, on a hot summer day following a violet spring s-0-3	RE: RE: Adirondack Chair of the hottest August day the desert dry and lonely sun and sand become one a body to decay w-0-4
RE: RE: RE: RE: Adirondack Chair In winter, it is stored in the barn, gathering straw dust; I go there to sit & dream of summer. ne-1-0	RE: RE: RE: Adirondack Chair The Adirondack Chair it seems to me the most uncomfortable chair ever to be. ne-1-1	RE: RE: RE: RE: Adirondack Chair impossible to exit at all gracefully. a source of great discomfort distastefully. w-1-2	Adirondack Chair Be welcome here, the pale Adirondack chair, open armed, waits to embrace you. sw-1-3
		RE: new camelton A lifetime in a dessert What a thing to imagine Content in my armchair Comfortable and sanguine 2-2-724	desert Adrift in the desert the sand hot, where to start? so startled when you realize the desert is your heart. w-2-3
	Amphitheatric Desert I took my chair and placed it at the bottom of a dune. Wind, and shifting sand: I listened to it's tune! ne-3-1	puppy Why with all the toys the rubber bones and balls does my puppy think the furniture the tastiest of all? n-3-2
rocking Grandma's rocking chair, passed along to me, tells our lives with every creak of continuity. ne-4-0	Rocking with mom a crochet afghan bright color blocks in black drape the rockers back the spindles pop in rhythm she holds me close and hums w-4-1	Dust storm Scouring the sand clean, biting and choking you blew Shifting huge bits here and there without care A clean slate to capture tracks anew The unsuspecting need to be more aware. nw-4-2

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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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