“Boukido”


This Japanese tunnel stone gives the appearance of a naturally formed opening or tunnel penetrating through a massive rock. In Japan, it is known as a Domon-Ishi, a term that refers to natural rock formations that include arches, tunnels, and gateway stones.

swallowing us whole 

the tunnel 

not a tunnel 

          

Tracy Davidson, U.K.



mountain railway 

winding around 

the stone elephant's trunk 

          

Tracy Davidson, U.K.






mythical beast 

petrified 

before and after 

the meteor storm

          

Tracy Davidson, U.K. 




deep within lies the elusive peace

          

Hema Ravi, India






tunnel of life

enter without fear—

light follows darkness

          

Hema Ravi, India



seeing light

at the end of each tunnel ...

dad’s lessons

          

Natalia Kuznetsova, Russia


monsters from childhood 

lurk in the memory maze...

unwanted guests

          

Natalia Kuznetsova, Russia



journey of life—

a tunnel of mystery

from birth to death

          

Neena Singh, India 


a dream tunnel 

leads to the house

of my childhood

          

Neena Singh, India 



incessant rain

the gazebo shelters

the young couple

         

Neena Singh, India



our tunnel of love—

we penetrate the gateway

‘til we are both home

         

Pat Geyer, USA


so naturally…

your comfort makes me forget

i need to go home

    

Pat Geyer, USA 



beginning of spring...

honeycomb of lava tubes

hews our honeymoon

          

Monica Kakkar, India and USA


which side are you on?

before, during, and after

haboob or dust storm

          

Monica Kakkar, India and USA



the Blue Dragon Flow

mellows Craters of the Moon—

gift of the Great Rift

          

Monica Kakkar, India and USA


open-door 

the outer world 

leads me inside

          

Pravat Kumar Padhy, India
 

abandoned  sketch— 

long before the elephant 

walks on green    

             

Pravat Kumar Padhy, India


forever through thick and thin mother’s arms

          

Nitu Yumnam, India


songs and sagas

under one roof

displaced people 

          

Nitu Yumnam, India

silent woods…  

returning late from  

school picnic   

father’s worries echo   

louder than silence

          

Nitu Yumnam, India


 

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