Cantique des cantiques 4

1Behold, thou art fair^H3303, my love^H7474; behold, thou art fair^H3303; Thine eyes^H5869 are as doves^H3123 behind^H1157 thy veil^H6777. Thy hair^H8181 is as a flock^H5739 of goats^H5795, That lie^H1570 along the side of mount^H2022 Gilead^H1568. 2Thy teeth^H8127 are like a flock^H5739 of ewes that are newly shorn^H7094, Which are come up^H5927 from the washing^H7367, Whereof every one hath twins^H8382, And none is bereaved^H7909 among them. 3Thy lips^H8193 are like a thread^H2339 of scarlet^H8144, And thy mouth^H4057 is comely^H5000. Thy temples^H7541 are like a piece^H6400 of a pomegranate^H7416 Behind^H1157 thy veil^H6777. 4Thy neck^H6677 is like the tower^H4026 of David^H1732 builded^H1129 for an armory^H8530, Whereon there hang^H8518 a thousand^H505 bucklers^H4043, All the shields^H7982 of the mighty men^H1368. 5Thy two^H8147 breasts^H7699 are like two^H8147 fawns^H6646 That are twins^H8380 of a roe, Which feed^H7462 among the lilies^H7799. 6Until the day^H3117 be cool^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. 7Thou art all fair^H3303, my love^H7474; And there is no spot^H3971 in thee. 8Come^H935 with me from Lebanon^H3844, my bride^H3618, With me from Lebanon^H3844: Look^H7789 from the top^H7218 of Amana^H549, From the top^H7218 of Senir^H8149 and Hermon^H2768, From the lions^H738' dens^H4585, From the mountains^H2042 of the leopards^H5246. 9Thou hast ravished my heart^H3823, my sister^H269, my bride^H3618; Thou hast ravished my heart^H3823 with one^H259 of thine eyes^H5869, With one^H259 chain^H6060 of thy neck^H6677. 10How fair^H3302 is thy love^H1730, my sister^H269, my bride^H3618! How much better^H2895 is thy love^H1730 than wine^H3196! And the fragrance^H7381 of thine oils^H8081 than all manner of spices^H1314! 11Thy lips^H8193, O my bride^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. 12A garden^H1588 shut^H5274 up is my sister^H269, my bride^H3618; A spring^H1530 shut up^H5274, a fountain^H4599 sealed^H2856. 13Thy shoots^H7973 are an orchard^H6508 of pomegranates^H7416, with precious^H4022 fruits^H6529; Henna^H3724 with spikenard^H5373 plants, 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 Thou art a fountain^H4599 of gardens^H1588, A well^H875 of living^H2416 waters^H4325, And flowing 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 precious^H4022 fruits^H6529.