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I Am that Real


〰 I Am that Real 〰 I am the element in the steel of these heels; the strength in this metal when it's chilled. A woman with so much determination and will, because titanium flows freely through my organs and cells. Yes, I am that real. I refuse to be bent or cracked like I'm frail when being judged by life's scale for being myself. For I was chiseled by a goddess with mystical skills; so I can withstand the adversities of Hell... Yes, I am that real. I am the philosophy of the meaning of steel; the most purest metallics that is surreal. Driving to drill the heart with captivating appeal like flawless diamonds, I'm the purity in real... Yes, I am that real. Written by Jose Solis
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