Thou art all beautiful, my loved one, And there is no blemish in thee. With me, with me, my betrothed, Thou shalt go from Lebanon; Thou shalt go from the heights of Amana, From the summit of Shenir and Hermon, From the habitations of lions, From the mountains of panthers. Thou hast emboldened me, My sister, my betrothed, Thou hast emboldened me, With one of thine eyes, With one of the chains of thy neck. How sweet is thy love, O my sister, my betrothed! How sweet is thy love above wine! And the fragrance of thy perfumes above all the spices! Thy lips, O my betrothed, distil honey: Honey and milk are under thy tongue, And the odour of thy garments is as the smell of Lebanon. A closed garden art thou, my sister, my betrothed, A closed garden, a sealed fountain. Thy shoots like a garden of pomegranates, With precious fruits, Cypresses and nards, Nard and crocus, Calamus and cinnamon, With all sorts of frankincense trees, Myrrh and aloes; With all kinds of excellent aromatics, With a garden-fountain, A well of living waters, And streams flowing from Lebanon. Arise, O north wind! and come, thou south! Blow upon my garden, That its perfumes may flow out! THE SHULAMITE. Let my beloved come into his garden And eat its delicious fruits! THE SHEPHERD. Chap. V. I am coming into my garden, my sister, my betrothed: I am gathering my myrrh with my spices, I am eating my honeycomb with my honey, I am drinking my wine with my milk. SOME OF THE DAUGHTERS OF JERUSALEM. Eat, O friends! Drink, and drink abundantly, O beloved! SECTION IV. CHAPTER V. 2–VIII. 4.