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Wow, you're good at this. I think I'll follow you now....*clicks follow.* Critiquing!

If you looked inside a girl
you would see how much she really cries,
You would find so many secrets
and lots of lies
but what you'll see the most
is how hard it is to stay strong
when nothing is right and everything is wrong


I won't add all the corrections this time, since they are repepepepetetive. Like the last one, you've used some punctuation, so I'd like to see that part fulfilled. Add periods when necessary, and capitalize the first word of each line. Hit return at the end of lines, to make it more poem-y and less block-y. Block-y poems tend to intimidate readers and makes the poem harder to follow in general.

You have amazing writing potential. I can't wait to see what you come up with next!
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To sit in solemn silence
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In a pestilential prison
With a lifelong lock;
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Of a short, sharp shock
Of a cheap, chippy chopper
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helloo lilprincess!
I'll be your reviewer for today! :) This is a nice write!! Even though it's pretty short, it has a lot of emotions in there.
I would write it in another form though, so it would look more like a poem. But maybe that's just me :)
The one before me already took care of the typos so I'll just keep it at this :D
my favorite part:
If you looked inside a girl you would see how much she really cries,

Beautifully worded!
I hope this helped a little. I really enjoyed reading this and keep writing!!
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Not sure I agree but it flows nicely nonetheless.

Keep writing,
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I agree with some of the other critiquers, break it up into descending lines instead of a group of run-on sentences.
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As others have said, this needs to be broken up into lines, like Sassykat has done above. Though I think if you do that, the line "and lots of lies" needs to be longer because it breaks the flow a bit so should be roughly the same length as the other lines. Once you've done that, it will flow well, and your rhyming is already good, so you'll have a nice little poem on your hands.
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and everything is wrong

and lots of lies
This line breaks the flow of it all.

Ok, you need a couple of breaks here. Just like everyone has said. Sassykat's way of breaking it up looks fine to me. You also need some more punctuation. Other than that though it's really great *thumbs up* :)
I really like the last line, so make sure (if you revise it or anything) you don't change that part because it's really good ;)

Keep writing,
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