What are pardoxes in the poem a noiseless patient spider?

In "A Noiseless Patient Spider" by Walt Whitman, the paradox lies in the spider's simultaneous sense of isolation and connection. It conveys the spider's solitude as it tirelessly spins its web in a vast and empty space, yet also highlights its attempt to bridge the gap between itself and the world, seeking to establish connections just as a soul yearns for connection and meaning in the universe. This paradox captures the universal human experience of seeking connection in a seemingly indifferent world.