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Titanium that Saved My Curve


This, is deeper than the fourth period-- Sorrowful Story, Something Strong But it seems like my definition of my metal was wrong Abuse: He used his strength the wrong way; Mommy! His angry transition, Showed me his personal position In my life--Daddy: A strong titanium And 'I' with the 'S' shaped spine Got hurt, all the time But mommy and "I" clearly were on the opposite side of the metals Till this day, "I" wear the scar Spinal Fusion Surgery Titanium and all Daddy was from the wrong family made him weaker than "I" A true and new chemistry I write because Titanium helped form strong little ol' me. The titanium in me, after surgery: corrections. The titanium's strength: finally used correctly Straightened me out To strong ol' "Me--"
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