The hidden sweetness of honey has now become evident through proof, as if a wasp or bee has gone and sucked the sweetness from those lips.

The poet playfully wonders why honey suddenly tastes so overwhelmingly sweet, concluding with charming wit that a bee must have visited and tasted the nectar of the beloved’s lips. Through this delightful exaggeration, the lover places the sweetness of the beloved above nature's finest gifts. It is an affectionate, warm reflection on how true love turns even the simplest pleasures of the world into a reminder of the beloved.