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The speaker comforted dying men by pretending to be the person they called for in their last moments, even though the friendships only lasted a few seconds. She took on the role of "Mom" for one man and "Marry" for another. Though she wasn't actually those people, she did her best to ease their passing. The speaker wonders how to make these brief but meaningful moments she shared with the dying men understandable to others and unforgettable.
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- 1. The Friendship Only Lasted a Few Seconds By Lilly Lee Adams Done by Dervelle and Raheem
- 2. He said "Mom," And I responded Someone called the speaker mom and she answered to it.
- 3. And I became her. I never lied to him She played the mom role for the man and was honest with him.
- 4. And I couldn't Explain that to others. I got all and more back. She couldn't explain what she did by being there for the man.
- 5. But the friendship Only lasted a few seconds.. The friendship didn't last beacuse the person died.
- 6. And he called me Marry. Someone called the speaker Marry.
- 7. I wished she could Be there for him. The speaker wished the real Marry could be there for the man thats calling her name. The Real Marry
- 8. I felt I was in Second place, But I did the Best I could Even though she wasnt Marry, she did her best to fill Marry's place.
- 9. And the friendship Only lasted a few seconds. The friendship only lasted a few seconds because that peson soon died afterwards.
- 10. And he told me, "I don't believe this, I'm dying for nothing" A dying person tells the speaker he is dying for a cause thats not really worth dying for.
- 11. Then he died. The dying man died.
- 12. Again, the frienship Only lasted a few seconds. The friendship just like the many others ended within a few seconds because he also died.
- 13. How can the World Understand any of this? How can the world comprehend relationships like this.
- 14. How can i keep the World from forgetting? How can she makes this unforgettable to everyone?
- 15. After all the friendship Only lasted a few seconds. Every friendship she made with a person eventually died within seconds afterwards.
- 16. Statement The speaker offered to be the person who is needed at the time to give the dying people peace so they dont feel afraid. She did this out of an act of kindness. They indicated that the people were dying and calling out for a special person in their life to be there, but that peson wasn't there. The speaker took th role of that special person to give the dying men peace. No one wants to die alone. They want the one they love near by.
- 17. Credit By Dervelle and Raheem Music: Jay-Z Lost Ones Pictures: Google Poem: poets.org