Sweet (1)
six feet (2)
walks in the street (4)
with low heartbeat (4)
She's a frisky beautiful girl who's worth to meet (12)

Blonde (1)
Made me fond (3)
I'll respond (3)
To what's beyond (4)
She's the magic wand that made our hearts correspond (12)

There are some syllable counts off..

for instances "walks in the street" has 4 syllables and it should be 3 according to the form of poetry.
Also the last line should have 10 syllables but it has 12 syllables.

She's ( 1) a(1) frisky(2) beautiful(3) girl (1) who's(1) worth (1) to (1) meet (1) =12

I came up with a poem that has the syllables counts based on your poem, I hope you don't mind me here it goes:

Walks (1)
six feet (2)
down the street (3)
with low heartbeat- (4)
a beautiful girl who is worth to meet. (10)

Bond; (1)
new found, (2)
I respond (3)
to what's beyond (4)
the magic that made our hearts correspond (10)

I see, yeah, that one is not the best counter of syllables

I recommend you this one :

http://www.poetrysoup.com/poetry_resources/syllable_counter.aspx

It's better than the other one, but it can also give wrong the syllable counts, but it's more accurate.
That's the one I use and I also count with my fingers for more accuracy.

Yes, I thought every syllable should be counted..

EDIT: that's interesting, I need to look into that then

I found it interesting that you didn't think "the" had a syllable. Every word has at least one syllable. I googled and couldn't find any information on any word being 0.

I never go by a syllable calculator because they can be inaccurate. I always done it by sounding out the word and using my fingers, lol.