5:1 I
came
to
my
garden,
my
sister,
my
bride,
I
gathered
my
myrrh
with
my
spice,
I
ate
my
honeycomb
with
my
honey,
I
drank
my
wine
with
my
milk.
Eat,
friends,
drink,
and
be
drunk
with
love!
5:2 I
slept,
but
my
heart
was
awake.
A
sound!
My
beloved
is
knocking.
"Open
to
me,
my
sister,
my
love,
my
dove,
my
perfect
one,
for
my
head
is
wet
with
dew,
my
locks
with
the
drops
of
the
night."
5:3 I
had
put
off
my
garment;
how
could
I
put
it
on
I
had
bathed
my
feet;
how
could
I
soil
them
5:4 My
beloved
put
his
hand
to
the
latch,
and
my
heart
was
thrilled
within
me.
5:5 I
arose
to
open
to
my
beloved,
and
my
hands
dripped
with
myrrh,
my
fingers
with
liquid
myrrh,
on
the
handles
of
the
bolt.
5:6 I
opened
to
my
beloved,
but
my
beloved
had
turned
and
gone.
My
soul
failed
me
when
he
spoke.
I
sought
him,
but
found
him
not;
I
called
him,
but
he
gave
no
answer.
5:7 The
watchmen
found
me
as
they
went
about
in
the
city;
they
beat
me,
they
bruised
me,
they
took
away
my
veil,
those
watchmen
of
the
walls.
5:8 I
adjure
you,
O
daughters
of
Jerusalem,
if
you
find
my
beloved,
that
you
tell
him
I
am
sick
with
love.
5:9 What
is
your
beloved
more
than
another
beloved,
O
most
beautiful
among
women
What
is
your
beloved
more
than
another
beloved,
that
you
thus
adjure
us
5:10 My
beloved
is
radiant
and
ruddy,
distinguished
among
ten
thousand.
5:11 His
head
is
the
finest
gold;
his
locks
are
wavy,
black
as
a
raven.
5:12 His
eyes
are
like
doves
beside
streams
of
water,
bathed
in
milk,
sitting
beside
a
full
pool.
5:13 His
cheeks
are
like
beds
of
spices,
mounds
of
sweet-smelling
herbs.
His
lips
are
lilies,
dripping
liquid
myrrh.
5:14 His
arms
are
rods
of
gold,
set
with
jewels.
His
body
is
polished
ivory,
bedecked
with
sapphires.
5:15 His
legs
are
alabaster
columns,
set
on
bases
of
gold.
His
appearance
is
like
Lebanon,
choice
as
the
cedars.
5:16 His
mouth
is
most
sweet,
and
he
is
altogether
desirable.
This
is
my
beloved
and
this
is
my
friend,
O
daughters
of
Jerusalem.