(Ayy,
yoh)
My
name
is
Kapoma
It
was
twenty-twelve,
September
twenty-fourth
Life
changed
in
a
heartbeat
Rest
in
peace,
Dad
I
remember
the
day,
the
air
felt
cold
My
friends
came
to
school,
stories
to
be
told
They
said
'your
mother
sent
us,
she
wants
you
now'
I
was
walking
home,
worried,
wondering
how
What
did
I
do?
Why
the
sudden
call?
I
was
just
a
boy,
feeling
so
small
But
when
I
reached
the
gate,
I
heard
the
sound
People
crying,
faces
pressed
to
the
ground
Your
death
pained
me,
you
left
a
gap
in
our
hearts
You
left
when
we
needed
you,
tore
us
apart
Our
little
brother
Paul
was
only
two
years
old
I
was
chasing
dreams,
trying
to
be
bold
Imfwa
yenu
yali
iminika
infintu
fyonse
Rest
in
peace,
our
father,
our
hero
Someone
shouted
'Junior,
your
father
is
dead'
All
the
world
stopped
spinning
inside
my
head
I
felt
so
helpless,
couldn't
understand
the
pain
Like
the
sky
falling
down,
like
the
freezing
rain
Every
memory
we
shared
is
locked
in
a
frame
I
whisper
to
the
stars
and
I
call
your
name
We
miss
you
daily,
through
the
laughter
and
tears
Wishing
you
were
here
to
silence
all
the
fears
Your
death
pained
me,
you
left
a
gap
in
our
hearts
You
left
when
we
needed
you,
tore
us
apart
Our
little
brother
Paul
was
only
two
years
old
I
was
chasing
dreams,
trying
to
be
bold
Imfwa
yenu
yali
iminika
infintu
fyonse
Rest
in
peace,
our
father,
our
hero
Time
moves
on,
but
the
ache
remains
We
carry
your
spirit
through
the
joy
and
the
pains
From
Lusaka
to
the
stars,
we
feel
your
light
From
Lusaka
to
the
stars,
we
feel
your
light
Guiding
us
through
the
darkest
night
Rest
in
peace,
Edward
Chopo
Senior
We
love
you,
Dad
Always
our
hero (
Ayy,
yoh)
Natotela
for
everything