Song of Solomon 7
How beautifulH3302 are thy feetH6471 in sandalsH5275, O prince'sH5081 daughterH1323! Thy roundedH2542 thighsH3409 are like jewelsH2481, The workH4639 of the handsH3027 of a skilful workmanH542.
Thy bodyH8326 is like a roundH5469 gobletH101, Wherein no mingledH2637 wineH4197 is wanting: Thy waistH990 is like a heapH6194 of wheatH2406 Set aboutH5473 with liliesH7799.
Thy twoH8147 breastsH7699 are like twoH8147 fawnsH6646 That are twinsH8380 of a roe.
Thy neckH6677 is like the towerH4026 of ivoryH8127; Thine eyesH5869 as the poolsH1295 in HeshbonH2809, By the gateH8179 of Bath-rabbimH1337; Thy noseH639 is like the towerH4026 of LebanonH3844 Which lookethH6822 towardH6440 DamascusH1834.
Thy headH7218 upon thee is like CarmelH3760, And the hairH1803 of thy headH7218 like purpleH713; The kingH4428 is heldH631 captive in the tressesH7298 thereof.
How fairH3302 and how pleasantH5276 art thou, O loveH160, for delightsH8588!
This thy statureH6967 is likeH1819 to a palm-treeH8558, And thy breastsH7699 to its clustersH811.
I saidH559, I will climb upH5927 into the palm-treeH8558, I will take holdH270 of the branchesH5577 thereof: Let thy breastsH7699 be as clustersH811 of the vineH1612, And the smellH7381 of thy breathH639 like applesH8598,
And thy mouthH2441 like the bestH2896 wineH3196, That goethH1980 down smoothlyH4339 for my belovedH1730, GlidingH1680 through the lipsH8193 of those that are asleepH3463.
I am my beloved'sH1730; And his desireH8669 is toward me.
ComeH3212, my belovedH1730, let us go forthH3318 into the fieldH7704; Let us lodgeH3885 in the villagesH3723.
Let us get up earlyH7925 to the vineyardsH3754; Let us seeH7200 whether the vineH1612 hath buddedH6524, And its blossomH6524 is openH6605, And the pomegranatesH7416 are in flowerH5132: There will I giveH5414 thee my loveH1730.
The mandrakesH1736 giveH5414 forth fragranceH7381; And at our doorsH6607 are all manner of preciousH4022 fruits, newH2319 and oldH3465, Which I have laid upH6845 for thee, O my belovedH1730.
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