How beautiful{H3302}{(H8804)} are thy feet{H6471} with shoes{H5275}, O prince's{H5081} daughter{H1323}! the joints{H2542} of thy thighs{H3409} are like jewels{H2481}, the work{H4639} of the hands{H3027} of a cunning workman{H542}.

Thy navel{H8326} is like a round{H5469} goblet{H101}, which wanteth{H2637}{(H8799)} not liquor{H4197}: thy belly{H990} is like an heap{H6194} of wheat{H2406} set about{H5473}{(H8803)} with lilies{H7799}.

Thy two{H8147} breasts{H7699} are like two{H8147} young{H6082} roes{H6646} that are twins{H8380}.

Thy neck{H6677} is as a tower{H4026} of ivory{H8127}; thine eyes{H5869} like the fishpools{H1295} in Heshbon{H2809}, by the gate{H8179} of Bathrabbim{H1337}: thy nose{H639} is as the tower{H4026} of Lebanon{H3844} which looketh{H6822}{(H8802)} toward{H6440} Damascus{H1834}.

Thine head{H7218} upon thee is like Carmel{H3760}, and the hair{H1803} of thine head{H7218} like purple{H713}; the king{H4428} is held{H631}{(H8803)} in the galleries{H7298}.

How fair{H3302}{(H8804)} and how pleasant{H5276}{(H8804)} art thou, O love{H160}, for delights{H8588}!

This thy stature{H6967} is like{H1819}{(H8804)} to a palm tree{H8558}, and thy breasts{H7699} to clusters{H811} of grapes.

I said{H559}{(H8804)}, I will go up{H5927}{(H8799)} to the palm tree{H8558}, I will take hold{H270}{(H8799)} of the boughs{H5577} thereof: now also thy breasts{H7699} shall be as clusters{H811} of the vine{H1612}, and the smell{H7381} of thy nose{H639} like apples{H8598};

And the roof of thy mouth{H2441} like the best{H2896} wine{H3196} for my beloved{H1730}, that goeth{H1980}{(H8802)} down sweetly{H4339}, causing the lips{H8193} of those that are asleep{H3463} to speak{H1680}{(H8802)}.

I am my beloved's{H1730}, and his desire{H8669} is toward me.

Come{H3212}{(H8798)}, my beloved{H1730}, let us go forth{H3318}{(H8799)} into the field{H7704}; let us lodge{H3885}{(H8799)} in the villages{H3723}.

Let us get up early{H7925}{(H8686)} to the vineyards{H3754}; let us see{H7200}{(H8799)} if the vine{H1612} flourish{H6524}{(H8804)}, whether the tender grape{H5563} appear{H6605}{(H8765)}, and the pomegranates{H7416} bud forth{H5132}{(H8689)}: there will I give{H5414}{(H8799)} thee my loves{H1730}.

The mandrakes{H1736} give{H5414}{(H8804)} a smell{H7381}, and at our gates{H6607} are all manner of pleasant{H4022} fruits, new{H2319} and old{H3465}, which I have laid up{H6845}{(H8804)} for thee, O my beloved{H1730}.