MYKUWorld : The Poetry as Conversation Social Network

Lizard Hori-Zen Nothing misses my gaze: not on earth or under the skies. 360 degrees do I see with my independently rotating eyes. se-0-0	RE: RE: RE: Lizard Zen silence among the heat hot serene sunlight baking emotions twirl as I gaze into time waiting for the moment, waiting, waiting, go e-0-1	RE: RE: Lizard Zen I am he As you are he As you are me And we are all a lizard sw-0-2		RE: RE: Lizard Zen green anoles on the fence slowly turning brown flirting with their fuchsia throats when they go into town sw-0-4
	RE: Lizard Zen silently he basked and lazed baking in the sun's warm rays reveling in the summer days fixing the world in his lizardly gaze se-1-1	RE: Lizard Zen wedged between Green and Indigo beams, stretch the yawn just a little bit longer. s-1-2	RE: Lizard Zen I'm looking for my rock, sunbaked, safe, and flat. made for me to stretch out on and play aristocrat. sw-1-3
RE: RE: Lizard Zen When it rains Where does he go? Poor little lizard In a wet hole ne-2-0	RE: RE: Lizard Zen looking listening lounging lurking lonesome lizard loving light loving longing luminous leaping laughing lizard - zen n-2-1	Lizard Zen Happiness is a warm rock Lots of fat bugs No birds in sight A long luxurious bask 2-2-840	RE: Lizard Zen The underbelly of cedar. The sniff of decayed. The beautifully rotten is all is all there is. w-2-3
RE: RE: RE: Lizard Zen He's waterproof. That ugly skin keeps moisture out and lizard in. n-3-0	RE: RE: RE: Lizard Zen Chameleon in the warm rain, her sticky tongue shoots out, wet as a deluge is her domain, choice water beetles flit about. nw-3-1	RE: RE: RE: RE: Lizard Zen What secretive skin to know and show. A paradox. What a rebellious organ. w-3-2	Gibbs the Gecko in a glass aquarium lives a lizard black and yellow little leroy jethro gibbs special agent leopard gecko nw-3-3	RE: RE: Lizard Zen to grow on decay is to grow anew, exploding life through something left as forgotten nw-3-4
			RE: Gibbs the Gecko Hunter of the moth Silent crawling in the night Brings the house good luck n-4-3

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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.

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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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