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\c 7
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\sp The woman's lover speaking to her
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\q1
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\v 1 You, the daughter of a prince,
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\q2 have lovely feet in your sandals.
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\q1 Your curved hips are like jewels
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\q2 that have been made by a skilled craftsman.
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\q1
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\v 2 Your navel is like a round bowl
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\q2 that I hope will always be full of wine mixed with spices.
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\q1 Your waist is like a pile of wheat
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\q2 with lilies growing around it.
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\q1
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\v 3 Your breasts are as delicate as two young twin deer.
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\q1
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\v 4 Your neck is like a tower made of ivory.
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\q1 Your eyes sparkle the pools in the city of Heshbon,
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\q2 near the Bath Rabbim Gate.
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\q1 Your nose is long, like the tower in Lebanon
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\q2 that faces Damascus.
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\q1
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\v 5 Your head is majestic like Mount Carmel.
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\q2 Your long hair is shiny and black;
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\q2 it is as though I, your king, am captured by your tresses.
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\q1
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\v 6 You whom I love, you who have many charming features that attract me,
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\q2 you are very beautiful and pleasant.
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\q1
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\v 7 You are stately like a palm tree,
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\q2 and your breasts are like grape clusters.
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\q1
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\v 8 I said to myself, "I will climb that palm tree
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\q2 and take hold of those clusters of dates."
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\q1 I want your breasts to be also like clusters of grapes that I can feel;
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\q2 I want your breath to be like the sweet fragrance of apricots.
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\q2
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\v 9 I want your kisses to be like very good wine.
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\q1 When I kiss you, the woman who loves me,
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\q2 I want it to be as if it was wine flowing over our mouths and teeth.
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\sp The young woman speaking to her lover
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\q1
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\v 10 I belong to the man who loves me,
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\q2 and he desires me.
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\q1
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\v 11 You who love me, let us go to the countryside,
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\q2 and sleep in a village somewhere.
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\q1
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\v 12 And let us go early to the vineyards
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\q2 to see if the grapevines have budded
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\q2 and if there are blossoms on them that have opened,
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\q1 and see if the pomegranate trees are blooming,
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\q2 and there I will allow you to make love to me.
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\q1
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\v 13 The mandrake plants are producing a fragrant odor,
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\q2 and we are surrounded by delightful pleasures,
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\q1 new ones and old ones,
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\q2 pleasures that I have been saving to give to you, the man who loves me.
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