Song of Solomon 4

S. S. 4:1	Oh, you are beautiful, my love! / Oh, you are beautiful! Your eyes are [like] doves behind your veil; / Your hair is like a flock of goats / That repose on Mount Gilead.
S. S. 4:2	Your teeth are like a flock of shorn ewes / That have come up from the washing, / All of which have borne twins, / And none of them is bereaved of her young.
S. S. 4:3	Your lips are like a scarlet thread, / And your mouth is lovely; / Your cheeks are like a piece of pomegranate / Behind your veil.
S. S. 4:4	Your neck is like the tower of David, / Built for an armory: / A thousand bucklers hang on it, / All the shields of the mighty men.
S. S. 4:5	Your two breasts are like two fawns, / Twins of a gazelle, / That feed among the lilies.
S. S. 4:6	Until the day dawns and the shadows flee away, / I, for my part, will go to the mountain of myrrh / And to the hill of frankincense.
S. S. 4:7	You are altogether beautiful, my love, / And there is no blemish in you.
S. S. 4:8	[Come] with me from Lebanon, [my] bride; / With me from Lebanon come. / Look from the top of Amana, / From the top of Senir and Hermon, / From the lions' dens, / From the leopards' mountains.
S. S. 4:9	You have ravished my heart, my sister, [my] bride; / You have ravished my heart with one [glance] of your eyes, / With one strand of your necklace.
S. S. 4:10	How beautiful is your love, my sister, [my] bride! / How much better is your love than wine, / And the fragrance of your ointments / Than all spices!
S. S. 4:11	Your lips drip fresh honey, [my] bride; / Honey and milk are under your tongue; / And the fragrance of your garments / Is like the fragrance of Lebanon.
S. S. 4:12	A garden enclosed is my sister, [my] bride, / A spring shut up, a fountain sealed.
S. S. 4:13	Your shoots are an orchard of pomegranates / With choicest fruit; / Henna with spikenard,
S. S. 4:14	Spikenard and saffron; / Calamus and cinnamon, / With all the trees of frankincense; / Myrrh and aloes, / With all the chief spices.
S. S. 4:15	A fountain in gardens, / A well of living water, / And streams from Lebanon.
S. S. 4:16	Awake, O north wind; / And come, O south wind! / Blow upon my garden: / Let its spices flow forth; / Let my beloved come into his garden / And eat his choicest fruit.