Upon A Spider Catching A Fly Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABACC DEFGG HHIJK HHHHH CLMHH HNHNN OPOPP QQQQQ HHHHH RCHNS

Thou sorrow venom ElfeA
Is this thy playB
To spin a web out of thyselfeA
To Catch a FlyC
For WhyC
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I saw a pettish waspD
Fall foule thereinE
Whom yet thy Whorle pins did not claspF
Lest he should flingG
His stingG
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But as affraid remoteH
Didst stand hereatH
And with thy little fingers strokeI
And gently tapJ
His backK
-
Thus gently him didst treateH
Lest he should petH
And in a froppish aspish heateH
Should greatly fretH
Thy netH
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Whereas the silly FlyC
Caught by its legL
Thou by the throate tookst hastilyM
And 'hinde the headH
Bite DeadH
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This goes to pot that notH
Nature doth callN
Strive not above what strength hath gotH
Lest in the brawleN
Thou fallN
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This Frey seems thus to usO
Hells Spider getsP
His intrails spun to whip Cords thusO
And wove to netsP
And setsP
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To tangle Adams raceQ
In's stratigemsQ
To their Destructions spoil'd made baseQ
By venom thingsQ
Damn'd SinsQ
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But mighty Gracious LordH
CommunicateH
Thy Grace to breake the Cord affordH
Us Glorys GateH
And StateH
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We'l Nightingaile sing likeR
When pearcht on highC
In Glories Cage thy glory brightH
And thankfullyN
For joyS

Edward Taylor



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