I ran the make file. It put the module files at:
Tk-DKW-0.03/blib/lib/Tk
And that's where you left it.
You ran the makefile. But you didn't install it. That's why the module is in such a weird place.
It was never the idea to have a separate file tree for every module you install. It was the intention to have at most a few roots containing the modules you need. If you want to have the module under your home directory, then install it there. local::lib might be a handy too for it.
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