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This is a Simply Positive Review!
I am also reviewing your item because it popped-up on the Random Review click. This was a gritty and perhaps gutsy poem about your "girl." If she were to find this little tribute to be not so flattering, I imagine she'd use those nails upon your flesh, and the results can be painful. Your poem was quick and quirky, as it only had eight lines. However, within those lines, you painted a life-sized picture of your lady. Good job in being succinct and making her truly unique in a reader's mind.
Observations
"of evry fool" [ev'ry] You need the apostrophe to replace the missing "e" in every.
I don't see a rhyme pattern of any particular form poetry. However, free verse is a fine thing, too. I think "U" Should be spelled out in the title, so readers will take the poem more seriously. Some may not bother to read it, thinking there are more text-speech abbreviations, because they can be distracting.
The part I liked the best:
"what she feels
Her heart is
made of iron"
Thank you for not placing in the rhyme word "steel." I like how you went off the charts here and used iron. Iron is a stronger word and emphasizes the cold-darkness of her heart.
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