Verily dost thy humble buzz, announce thy nearing flight, And, little buzzing fly, wakes my appetite. You’ll find my tongue a welcome bed, my throat an ample slide, My belly still is roomy, as shall see once you’re inside. I welcome thee, my humble friend, inspect your new abode, You find a warm, ‘tho dimly…
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