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“Ah, you are fair, my dear, A so fair,
with dove-like eye
behind your veil!
Dark stream the tresses of your hair
like goats a-down the slopes of Gilead;
2your teeth are like shorn ewe
fresh from the dipping,
paired together in rows,
not one a-wanting;
3your lips like a scarlet thread,
your mouth so delicious
your cheeks like slices of pomegranate
behind your veil;
4your neck like David’s tower
adorned with trophies
hung round with a thousand targes,
all armour of heroes;
5your breasts like a pair of fawns,
twins of a roe-deer!
6Yes, till the cool of the dawn,
till the shadows depart,
Iwill hie me to your scented slopes,
your fragrant charms.
7You are all fair, my dear,
you are spotless.
8Come from Lebanon, bride of mine,
come with me from Lebanon
from the peak of Amana
the lair of the lions
from the peaks of Shenir and Hermon,
the hill-haunt of panthers.
9My bride, my own,
you have ravished my heart
you have ravished my hear
with a glance from your eye
with a turn of your neck
10How sweet your caresses
my bride, my own
far sweeter than wine!
11Your lips drop honey, my bride,
your whispers are honey and milk;
the scent of your robes is as scent of Lebanon,
10no spice so sweet as your fragrance.
12My own, my bride, a garden enclosed,
a spring of water sealed secure!
13Your charms are a pomegranate paradise--
with henna and roses
14and spikenard and saffron,
with cassia and cinnamon
all sorts of frankincense,
with myrrh and with eaglewood, all the best spices!
15You are the fountain of my garden,
a well of fresh water
like streams from Lebanon.
16O north wind, waken,
O south wind, blow
and breathe on my garden
to waft out the perfume!”
Let my darling come into his garden,
let him taste the choice fruits that are his!