Verse
KJV
King James Version
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
How beautiful are
thy feet with shoes
, O prince's
daughter !
the joints
of thy thighs
are like
jewels
, the
work of the hands of a
cunning
workman
.
As
the
chorus
of
`Mahanaim.'
How beautiful were
thy feet with sandals
, O daughter of
Nadib.
The turnings
of thy sides
`
are '
as
ornaments
, Work of the hands of an
artificer
.
Thy navel
is like
a round
goblet
, which
wanteth
not liquor:
thy belly
is
like
an
heap of wheat set
about
with lilies .
Thy waist
`
is '
a basin
of
roundness
, It
lacketh
not the
mixture,
Thy body
a
heap of wheat ,
fenced
with lilies ,
Thy two breasts are
like
two young roes
that
are
twins .
Thy two breasts as
two young ones,
twins of
a
roe,
Thy neck is
as a tower of ivory ;
thine eyes like
the
fishpools
in Heshbon, by
the gate of Bathrabbim:
thy nose
is
as the
tower of Lebanon which
looketh
toward
Damascus .
Thy neck as a tower of the
ivory ,
Thine eyes pools
in Heshbon, near
the gate of Bath-Rabbim,
Thy face
as a
tower of Lebanon looking
to
Damascus ,
Thine
head upon thee is
like
Carmel, and the hair
of thine
head like
purple ;
the king is held
in
the galleries.
Thy
head upon thee as
Carmel, And the locks
of thy
head as
purple ,
The king is bound
with
the flowings!
How fair and how pleasant art
thou, O love, for
delights !
How fair and how pleasant hast
thou been
, O love, in
delights .
This thy stature is
like to a palm tree
, and thy breasts to clusters of
grapes
.
This thy stature hath
been
like to a palm, And thy breasts to clusters.
I said, I
will
go up to
the palm tree
, I
will
take
hold of
the
boughs thereof:
now
also
thy breasts shall
be as clusters of the vine, and the smell
of thy nose
like
apples;
I said, `Let
me
go up on
the palm, Let
me
lay
hold on
its
boughs ,
Yea,
let
thy breasts be ,
I
pray
thee,
as clusters of the vine, And the fragrance
of thy face
as
citrons,
And the
roof
of
thy mouth
like
the best
wine for
my beloved ,
that
goeth
down
sweetly
, causing
the lips of those
that
are
asleep
to
speak.
And thy palate
as
the good
wine --'
Flowing
to
my beloved in
uprightness
, Strengthening
the lips of the
aged!
I am my beloved's, and his desire is
toward
me
.
I `
am '
my beloved's, and on
me
`is'
his desire.
Come, my beloved, let
us
go forth into
the field ;
let
us
lodge
in
the
villages.
Come, my beloved, we
go forth to
the field ,
Let
us
get
up
early to the vineyards ;
let
us
see if the vine flourish
, whether
the tender
grape
appear,
and
the pomegranates bud
forth:
there will
I give thee my loves .
We
lodge
in
the
villages,
we
go
early to the vineyards ,
We
see if the vine hath
flourished
, The sweet
smelling-flower
hath
opened.
The pomegranates have
blossomed,
There do
I give to
thee my loves ;
The mandrakes give
a
smell
, and at our gates
are
all manner
of
pleasant fruits
, new and
old, which
I have
laid up for thee ,
O
my
beloved.
The mandrakes have
given
fragrance
, And at our openings
all pleasant things
, New ,
yea,
old, my
beloved,
I laid up for thee !
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