Floating Clouds. a poem by Bhoj Kumar Dhamala

Floating Clouds

One day 
I encountered 
The floating clouds
Upon which they asked.

“Your life 
Floats like ours 
Are you not furious? 
For the wind that sweeps you away.”

I replied,
“I love wandering
As a voyager to see the world 
Changing shapes for my composure.”  

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Bhoj Kumar Dhamala (Nepal) is M.A, M.Phil in English Literature. He is a leading educationist, lecturer for undergraduates, and the Founder Principal of Zone Academy Boarding School, Boudha, Kathmandu. He has published his articles and poems in different national and international media/journals. He is passionate about writing for social causes. He writes less but what he writes is always meaningful. He believes one cannot be the writer just jotting down the words. He is the published author of the poetry anthology “The Selfish City.” (a book of 54 poems) He is a social activist too and has been supporting Anirudra Memorial Geriatric Home, Okhaldhunga, Nepal, as Vice- Chairman. Some of his poems have been featured in the print and online media and anthologies from the USA, Russia, India, Tunisia, Japan, Guatemala, Argentina, the UK, Albania, Nijeria, Canada, and Bangaladesh. He can be reached at the following social media platforms.

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