When the speaker says, "mark but this flea," what is he asking his implied audience to do? in the poem the flea

the speaker is asking his beloved to pay her attention to the flea. the flea in their room first sucks his blood and his beloved blood and now both of their blood gets mingle in th...

he is asking his implied audience , his beloved to closely look at the fly and its act of bringing the two lovers together as their blood gets comingled in the flee as it has bitte...