Mama

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YN POV: I slipped my feet into my black heels as I quickly looked over my outfit in the mirror, today was the day of Mama August funeral. I couldn't believe she was gone. She had a vibe about her, A vibe of knowledge and experience. I could always vent to her and she would give it to me straight up. With my mother passing away when I was younger she filled that hole in my heart. She was just a beautiful person overall; I couldn't fathom the thought of her being killed by a stray bullet. Her life and wisdom all ended because of someone else's ruthlessness. My thoughts quickly ended when I heard the bathroom door open and August appeared from it. He cleaned up nicely with his black suit and red tie. I smiled weakly at him as he grabbed my hand and we proceeded out of the house.

August POV: My grip on YN's waist got tighter as we approached the Church steps it was hard enough for me to bury Mel and now I had to bury my mom. As I entered the church everyone gave me there condolences as I made my way to her casket. I looked down at her and couldn't help but let my tears run down my cheeks freely. YN rubbed my back soothingly as I leaned down and kissed my mama's forehead, making my way to my seat. I looked back to see the church quickly filling with family members and friends.

Omniscient POV:

"We all are here today to celebrate the life of Mama August." The preachers voice boomed through the large church as everyone settled down. August squeezed YN's hand harder as the preacher continued to talk, YN looked over at August as he stared at nothing in particular. A prayer was said and the choir sung a few selections as the ceremony was coming to a end. Now, it was time for family and friends to go in front the church and tell of the good times they shared with Mama August. As one of August uncles finished talking, it was time for August to go up there and sing. August leaned over and lightly pecked your lips before walking up to the podium. The piano played softly as August started to sing

Mama said stay out of trouble

Mama said don't be a fool

Mama said stay in somebody's church

Mama said boy stay in school

Mama told me I better get home,before the street lights come on

Mama used to cry when I left her

Maybe cause daddy was gone

I still remember the lessons my mama taught me

But now it's my time to show you how far they brought me

Mama I made it, ahhhh yeaaah

Mama I made it

I could of been locked up, I could of been gunned down but I found my own way

I ain't gonna stop now cause mama I made it

And I hope I made you proud

Mama said stay humble

Mama said stay true

Mama said boy keep that drama far away from you

Mama told me keep working

Busting on to the future

Mama told me she lost one and she ain't tryna lose two

But I had to find my way, and I had to get my own

Mama ain't always right,but she never led me wrong

I don't know if Ima make it big, mama but I made it out

I know I didn't make it easy, I know you had your doubts

I still remember the lessons my mama taught me

But now it's my turn to show you how far they brought me

Mama I made it, ahhhh yeaaah

Mama I made it

I could of been locked up, I could of been gunned down but I found my own way

August looked towards his mothers casket as he sung the last part of the song

I ain't gonna stop now cause mama I made it

And I hope I made you proud.

-rvrejewel

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