1Whither is thy beloved1730 gone1980, O thou fairest3303 among women802? whither is thy beloved1730 turned aside6437? that we may seek1245 him with thee.
2My beloved1730 is gone down3381 into his garden1588, to the beds6170 of spices1314, to feed7462 in the gardens1588, and to gather3950 lilies7799.
3I am my beloved's1730, and my beloved1730 is mine: he feedeth7462 among the lilies7799.
4Thou art beautiful3303, O my love7474, as Tirzah8656, comely5000 as Jerusalem3389, terrible366 as an army with banners1713.
5Turn away5437 thine eyes5869 from me, for they1992 have overcome7292 me: thy hair8181 is as a flock5739 of goats5795 that appear1570 from Gilead1568.
6Thy teeth8127 are as a flock5739 of sheep7353 which go up5927 from the washing7367, whereof every one beareth twins8382, and there is not one barren7909 among them.
7As a piece6400 of a pomegranate7416 are thy temples7541 within1157 thy locks6777.
8There are threescore8346 queens4436, and fourscore8084 concubines6370, and virgins5959 without number4557.
9My dove3123, my undefiled8535 is but one259; she is the only one259 of her mother517, she is the choice1249 one of her that bare3205 her. The daughters1323 saw7200 her, and blessed833 her; yea, the queens4436 and the concubines6370, and they praised1984 her.
10Who is she that looketh forth8259 as the morning7837, fair3303 as the moon3842, clear1249 as the sun2535, and terrible366 as an army with banners1713?
11I went down3381 into the garden1594 of nuts93 to see7200 the fruits3 of the valley5158, and to see7200 whether the vine1612 flourished6524, and the pomegranates7416 budded5132.
12Or ever I was aware3045, my soul5315 made7760 me like the chariots4818 of Amminadib5993.
13Return7725, return7725, O Shulamite7759; return7725, return7725, that we may look2372 upon thee. What will ye see2372 in the Shulamite7759? As it were the company4246 of two armies4264.