The Gold Of The Bee

Nepal mountain dwellers happily suspend a thousand feet on homemade rope ladders dangling mid-air, it's some-feat. They carry long cleavers and have large wooden buckets; they're determined-teeters that'll swing to-and-fro, quite cumbrous. While giant black honey bees angrily sting, swarm-around frantic as these fearless thieves trapezes to their golden prize ecstatic. It's hard to believe the lengths they'll go for something sweet and sticky, syrupy golden on their tongue; buckets filled, now lowered down below.