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I carved myself a nest

So small as can be

So perfect and just for me

 

But they came all the rest

In place of me a small bee

Leaving a space just fitting a pea

 

Feeling quite stressed

Upon the top of the tree

I wished to be free

 

I set out on a quest

In search of my next key

Unlocking all one can see

 

Until the thought-out best nest

Fell to the hands of her great she

Me feeling the most unfree

 

The most as can be.

 
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