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Poetry: Why

By Chikondi steven

The question why is the government so hard doing corruption
But at the same time say it’s bad
I now understan why street kids come in
We ar in the world that never show love
Why do people die young
Why do devil get good life
Why does my mother gets old

I need a answer
But my mind is full of cancer
I ask Google but he told his not my teacher
Why
Why do days go fast
Why!!

Am seated in my room
I hear voices
Telling me am a misteck
That am loose
I made some songs
Took my ear phones on my ears
But the situation it’s just worse

Why
Why do I speak alone
Why do I feel am a cloud myself
Am on the middle of the road people are closing
But I feel empty
I feel scared

Why
Why am I so traumatised
Why is depression coming to me
Why
I never thought my heart will disappoint me
My family too
Doesn’t know the. S**t have been through
Why

Why am I called mc
Why I need a everything.
But I can’t get a thing
Am done

About The Author

Name Chikondi steven
Age 21
Nationality Zambian

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Nyaladzi Lester Kole

My full name is Nyaladzi Lester Kole, and I come from Plumtree, Zimbabwe. My educational journey began in primary school, where I attended three different institutions: Mlomwe Primary School for my early grades (1 to 3), Nopemano Primary School for my middle years (4 to 6), and culminating at Thekwane Primary School for my final primary year (Grade 7). For secondary education, I continued my studies at Thekwane High School, navigating Forms 1 to 6, where I developed a deeper appreciation for learning and personal growth. Following my secondary education, I pursued higher education at the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), where I earned a degree in Media in Publishing Studies and proudly graduated in 2021. Professionally, I've had the privilege of working with a variety of organizations, gaining diverse experiences that have enriched my career. I began my journey at College Press, where I honed my skills as a copy editor. I then took on the role of personal assistant at Nomina Music, developing organizational and communication skills. My passion for storytelling found a home at CURE Children's Hospital of Zimbabwe, where I engaged with children through creative narratives. As a project manager at Vision to Africa, I coordinated efforts to bring impactful projects to fruition before transitioning to my current role at Scrivener as a publisher and writer, where I combine my love for literature and publishing. Beyond my professional life, I consider myself a multifaceted creative. I have explored various artistic avenues, including graphic design, photography, and music production. In the realm of music, I produce under the moniker Stainless Kole, where I express my musical creativity and collaborate with others to create unique sounds.

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