There once was a king, so nosy and bold,
Who poked his nose where it didn't quite hold.
He meddled in matters, not of his concern,
And soon he'd find out, he had much to learn.
His subjects complained, and his advisors warned,
But the king, so stubborn, was clearly scorned.
He thought he knew better, and could do as he pleased,
But little did he know, he was about to be seized.
A poison, so deadly, was hidden in a frozen kiss,
From a beautiful maiden, whom he did not miss.
The king, so proud, fell ill to his bed,
And doctors and nurses, they shook their heads.
The poison was strong, and it spread so fast,
The king's fate was sealed, but it wouldn't last.
He learned his lesson, and finally saw,
That meddling in matters was not the royal law.
He promised to change, and to min
