anthony, tony chabaputa Biography

Tony Chabaputa, the Zambian metrical author was born in Kabwe, one of Zambia’s most diachronic towns formally known as Brocken Hill and is right on the central province in Zambia. At the time one African she self was realizing that she was significant of the poet (Tony) , things just couldn’t be precluded from befalling the way they befell that time. Anyway, Tony’s parents did not have alternatives and could not fight things spoken by the natural clocks of doom. His parents were fated to divorce prior to the birth of Tony. Tony was since the age of 5 keeping up with his Father SPC, the electronic technician who worked for a mine called ZCCM after he had resigned from KGP in Kapiri.

Writing became Tony’s most expressive way of rectifying his intellect after he had read his first poem by DH Lawrence, titled: Portrait of the machine which actuated and gave Tony his a rhythmic arrangement of syllables. According to Tony’s own perceptual experience, in this poem, DH Lawrence signifies the rise of the mechanical madness and technological maturation of the new age ontogenesis.

In the world of writing, Athony poetically said:

I am not compelled en rout for writing
Writing makes the initial move on me
But what comes concerning writing if tomorrow I should indisputably die
What comes on the subject of all the things written by me, my and I
Oh my ghost
Writing I adore the most
Something duty bound to me
I am the one contained by it
While others see me through the course of it
As the highway to the place of some Vedic knowledge
Not written
Not prudent
What good are the 10 commandments if not written?
Yet must not slip through past my eyes
What magnitude is the bible if all the scriptures be oral?
Which gentleman would cover his eyes?
Previous to that which is in black and white?
A life lifelike part of life
Spoken words are but wind
All men vanished in silence
The house is tranquil
My eyes before the manuscript
Which when I read makes me wintry
Making itself know to me as a scripture, text
An aphorism or an elegy