Upon A Spider Catching A Fly Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACC DEFGG HHIJK HHHHH CLMHH HNHNN OPOPP QQQQQ HHHHH RCHNSThou sorrow venom Elfe | A |
Is this thy play | B |
To spin a web out of thyselfe | A |
To Catch a Fly | C |
For Why | C |
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I saw a pettish wasp | D |
Fall foule therein | E |
Whom yet thy Whorle pins did not clasp | F |
Lest he should fling | G |
His sting | G |
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But as affraid remote | H |
Didst stand hereat | H |
And with thy little fingers stroke | I |
And gently tap | J |
His back | K |
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Thus gently him didst treate | H |
Lest he should pet | H |
And in a froppish aspish heate | H |
Should greatly fret | H |
Thy net | H |
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Whereas the silly Fly | C |
Caught by its leg | L |
Thou by the throate tookst hastily | M |
And 'hinde the head | H |
Bite Dead | H |
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This goes to pot that not | H |
Nature doth call | N |
Strive not above what strength hath got | H |
Lest in the brawle | N |
Thou fall | N |
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This Frey seems thus to us | O |
Hells Spider gets | P |
His intrails spun to whip Cords thus | O |
And wove to nets | P |
And sets | P |
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To tangle Adams race | Q |
In's stratigems | Q |
To their Destructions spoil'd made base | Q |
By venom things | Q |
Damn'd Sins | Q |
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But mighty Gracious Lord | H |
Communicate | H |
Thy Grace to breake the Cord afford | H |
Us Glorys Gate | H |
And State | H |
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We'l Nightingaile sing like | R |
When pearcht on high | C |
In Glories Cage thy glory bright | H |
And thankfully | N |
For joy | S |
Edward Taylor
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