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Dialogue between Maiden and Her Beloved
Banquet Hall of Love
Double Refrain: Embrace and Adjuration
Rendezvous in the Countryside
Poetic Refrain(s)
2:? Or “brambles”
2:? Literally “I sat down and I delighted”
2:? Literally “for I myself am sick with love”
2:? Or “would embrace me”
2:? Literally “O daughters of Jerusalem”
2:? Or “Do not stir up or awaken the love until it is willing,” or “Do not disturb or interrupt our lovemaking until it is satisfied”
2:? Literally “this one”
2:? Literally “the fawn of the stag”
2:? Literally “This is he”
2:? Literally “from”
2:? Literally “from”
2:? Literally “Arise, you”
2:? Literally “And come, you”
2:? Literally “the rain”
2:? Literally “is over; it is gone”
2:? Literally “is seen”
2:? Literally “on the earth”
2:? Most likely, a subtle word play occurs here since there are two different words in Hebrew spelled the same way: “pruning” and “singing.” The former plays upon the first line and the latter upon the third line
2:? Literally “the time of the song arrived”
2:? Literally “Arise, to you!”
2:? Literally “My beauty, come, you”
2:? Literally “in the secret place”
2:? Or “in the covering”
2:? Literally “foothold in the rock”
2:? Or “cliff”
2:? Or “while”
2:? Literally “My beloved for me and I for him”
2:? Literally “Be like for you”
2:? Or “a buck gazelle”
2:? Literally “the fawn of the stag”
2:? Or “the mountains of Bether”