Here is a case of collective bargaining by a swarm of bees, on behalf of the Nāyakī. And when they come back with their mouths, soaked in honey from the Lord’s locks, they could jolly well play right on the Nāyakī’s head and thus indirectly feed her with the Lord’s honey.
In this third pāsuram of the chapter, Parāṅguśa Nāyakī, consumed by the sorrow of separation from her Lord, addresses a noble swarm of bees. She commissions them as her messengers, beseeching them to convey her pitiable state to Emperumān. In return for this service, she promises them an unparalleled reward: upon their successful mission, after they have been honoured