The word âhuswiferyâ is defined as domestic work and skills; with this definition and the comparative metaphor, we can conclude that this poems meaning is in the vain of working, and living for god as a good puritan is the product of âgods spinning wheelâ and should live and work for his acceptance into heaven, as well as in repayment for their creation is his image.
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