The Spider Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDED FGFG| Don't kill the spider little Fred | A |
| But come and stand by me | B |
| And watch him spin that slender thread | A |
| Which we can hardly see | B |
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| How patiently now up now down | C |
| He brings that tiny line | D |
| He never stops but works right on | E |
| And weaves his web so fine | D |
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| You could not make a thread so small | F |
| If you should try all day | G |
| So never hurt him dear at all | F |
| But spare him in your play | G |
H. P. Nichols
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Janet Rehmert: Is it ok to put this poem on a slide to share with students? It goes along perfectly with what happens in chapter 10 of Charlotte's Web!
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