1
Behold, thou art fair[H3303], my love[H7474]; behold, thou art fair[H3303]; thou hast doves[H3123]' eyes[H5869]within[H1157] thy locks[H6777]: thy hair[H8181] is as a flock[H5739] of goats[H5795], that appear[H1570] from mount[H2022]Gilead[H1568].
2
Thy teeth[H8127] are like a flock[H5739] of sheep that are even shorn[H7094], which came up[H5927] from the washing[H7367]; whereof every one bear twins[H8382], and none is barren[H7909] among them.
3
Thy lips[H8193] are like a thread[H2339] of scarlet[H8144], and thy speech[H4057] is comely[H5000]: thy temples[H7541] are like a piece[H6400] of a pomegranate[H7416]within[H1157] thy locks[H6777].
4
Thy neck[H6677] is like the tower[H4026] of David[H1732]builded[H1129] for an armoury[H8530], whereon there hang[H8518] a thousand[H505]bucklers[H4043], all shields[H7982] of mighty men[H1368].
5
Thy two[H8147]breasts[H7699] are like two[H8147]young[H6082]roes[H6646] that are twins[H8380], which feed[H7462] among the lilies[H7799].
6
Until the day[H3117]break[H6315], and the shadows[H6752] flee away[H5127], I will get[H3212] me to the mountain[H2022] of myrrh[H4753], and to the hill[H1389] of frankincense[H3828].
7
Thou art all fair[H3303], my love[H7474]; there is no spot[H3971] in thee.
8Come[H935] with me from Lebanon[H3844], my spouse[H3618], with me from Lebanon[H3844]: look[H7789] from the top[H7218] of Amana[H549], from the top[H7218] of Shenir[H8149] and Hermon[H2768], from the lions[H738]' dens[H4585], from the mountains[H2042] of the leopards[H5246].
9
Thou hast ravished my heart[H3823], my sister[H269], my spouse[H3618]; thou hast ravished my heart[H3823] with one[H259] of thine eyes[H5869], with one[H259]chain[H6060] of thy neck[H6677].
10
How fair[H3302] is thy love[H1730], my sister[H269], my spouse[H3618]! how much better[H2895] is thy love[H1730] than wine[H3196]! and the smell[H7381] of thine ointments[H8081] than all spices[H1314]!
11
Thy lips[H8193], O my spouse[H3618], drop[H5197] as the honeycomb[H5317]: honey[H1706] and milk[H2461] are under thy tongue[H3956]; and the smell[H7381] of thy garments[H8008] is like the smell[H7381] of Lebanon[H3844].
12
A garden[H1588]inclosed[H5274] is my sister[H269], my spouse[H3618]; a spring[H1530] shut up[H5274], a fountain[H4599]sealed[H2856].
13
Thy plants[H7973] are an orchard[H6508] of pomegranates[H7416], with pleasant[H4022]fruits[H6529]; camphire[H3724], with spikenard[H5373],
14Spikenard[H5373] and saffron[H3750]; calamus[H7070] and cinnamon[H7076], with all trees[H6086] of frankincense[H3828]; myrrh[H4753] and aloes[H174], with all the chief[H7218]spices[H1314]:
15
A fountain[H4599] of gardens[H1588], a well[H875] of living[H2416]waters[H4325], and streams[H5140] from Lebanon[H3844].
16Awake[H5782], O north wind[H6828]; and come[H935], thou south[H8486]; blow[H6315] upon my garden[H1588], that the spices[H1314] thereof may flow out[H5140]. Let my beloved[H1730]come[H935] into his garden[H1588], and eat[H398] his pleasant[H4022]fruits[H6529].