As I sat under the old willow tree...
I watched Mrs. spider floating with ease...
Between two branches, a thin line she spun...
As Mrs. Spider weaved her nest, with perfection...
Back & forth from limb to limb, in that weeping willow tree...

Mrs. Spider I noticed did have a nice nest...
As I saw a Little Fly fluttering within her web...
His eyes looked, looked so scared...
As his little body shook with terrible fear...
Vibrating Mrs. Spiders web, into such a mess...

Mrs. Spider did move a little closer, to the fly, making such a mess...
As Little Fly's eyes widened with fright, his body all a shutter...
Mrs. Spider looked at Little Fly and wrinkled her brow...
"Why are your shaking with eyes so big, making a mess of my nest?"

Little fly looked at Mrs. Spider, with a shaky voice...
She did hear him utter...

"Please don't eat me Mrs. Spider"
"For I did not listen to My Mother"
"She said to Beware of the Spiders Web"
"But I did not listen to My Mother and flew straight into your Nest"
Little Fly, did utter, shaky words to the spider

Mrs. Spider then cleared Her throat...
An Scolded Little Fly so Bold...

"A child should always Listen to Their Mother"
Mrs. Spider Did Scold Little Fly
"For A Mother is Always Very Wise and Only Wants to Protect Her Children"
"I have many Children of My Own"
"I Always teach them to listen to What I Say, as I Am, Their Mother"

"What is your name Little Fly," Mrs. Spider Did Ask?

Little Fly eyes so big did shutter, as...
Mrs. Spider did move a little Closer...

"My name is Blue, as I was the second child, of My Mother's"
"Please don't eat me, Mrs. Spider"
"For I did not listen to My Mother"
"She said to Beware of the Spiders Web"
"But I did not Listen and flew into your Nest"
"I'm sure I would only taste like all the others"

Mrs. Spider just sighed, she put two legs together...
Released Little Fly, named Blue, from her Nest...
She help him just before her Face...
Little Fly, named Blue, began to shiver with fear...
And closed his eyes tightly together...

Mrs. Spider then began to Speak, & say...
To Little Fly, who's name is Blue, with haste...
For Mrs. Spider now having much more work to do...
To repair her web, had no time to deal with Little Fly's named Blue...
When Mrs. Spider had no more time to waste...

"If, I turn you loose, Little Fly, who's name is Blue"
"Do you promise to always Listen"
"To your mother, everyday, Little Fly, who's name is Blue"

Little Fly, who's name is Blue, did slowly open his eyes, his tiny voice did mutter
A squeaky voice of surprise...
Mrs. Spider did hear him say, with wide eyes...
"Yes, yes, I promise to always listen, to My Mother"
Said Little Fly, who's name is Blue, without a Shutter

Without any hesitate
To his surprise, Mrs Spider, got right to work...
She spun out a length of her Web...
Then lowered Little Fly, who's name is Blue, down to the ground...
Then he heard the words, Mrs. Spider did state...

"I have Eaten too Many Little Fly's of Late"
"I do not Prefer Another one so soon"
"Run along Home to Your Mother"
"Little Fly, who's name is Blue, and Remember this lesson"
"I have no more time to waste, now my work is behind"
"With Little Fly's, who's name is Blue, today"

Written by:
Asha
2010©

Welll I hope I got this close......lol

From watching the video WS posted on writing poetry:
He called it the SPIDER effect sorta.....but I had this poem already writtin some time backi and it seen like a good one to try this lesson on.

S: for scenario & scheme
P: for purpose
I: for imaginary
D: for diction or dictionary of words in poem
E: for economy, the layout of the stanzas, the position of the lines to follow the  meaning of the poem.
R: for rhythm & rhyme