MYKUWorld : The Poetry as Conversation Social Network


	RE: Taken The best man when he stands to toast The bond between a band of ghosts Illusions that are gradiose, Death's the chauffeur, Life's the host e-1-1	Taken No moves taken a mirage of feelings that perhaps exist in another realm s-1-2	Unwelcome feelings Can he taste the dirt? Can he sense the guilt? A hide and seek game of feelings unknown w-1-3	RE: Unwelcome feelings The taste of this moment is masked by memories. How can I see you, if I keep looking back? w-1-4
	RE: RE: RE: prow Love will listen everytime Love can give you peace of mind Excited and gleeful you will see Love in love is good to be e-2-1	RE: RE: prow Love Will Find You That I know Get Up And Dance! Let the Kazoo Blow! 2-2-942	RE: RE: RE: prow Dance of fancy Prance of dare Fit of wonder Breathe the air w-2-3	RE: RE: RE: RE: prow And then live in the opportunity because we know that now is the gift that is shared and the air is clear. And I dare to wonder... w-2-4
settling contentment/resignation? I think I am confused both seem to be a quiet place which ever one I choose. e-3-0	re: kow tow to nothing to be content with the content of one's existence is succumb to the succulence of patience n-3-1	RE: RE: RE: prow Love is a seeker of the highest quality, Don't know the meaning of quit, Don't find me just now, I need time-out, Go find another damsel in distress. n-3-2	free to love Free to love whatever I choose free to endeavor bound to win or loose nw-3-3	RE: free to love we are no more free in love than all else is truly free. bound by rules, hemmed by guilt, and fences we can't see. w-3-4
		the moment He said he was bored I watched to see what that looked like I have forgotten how to be bored moments are so full, exploding in my face nw-4-2	RE: the moment and the next he said; she said that we say at all - even something means someday we'll hear a thing... w-4-3	RE: free to love About this "free" thing, Gulliver was me. Tied by tiny, comic threads, tangled inexorably. nw-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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