Song of Solomon 2 (kjv)

I am the rose^H2261 of Sharon^H8289, and the lily^H7799 of the valleys^H6010.²As the lily^H7799 among thorns^H2336, so is my love^H7474 among the daughters^H1323.³As the apple tree^H8598 among the trees^H6086 of the wood^H3293, so is my beloved^H1730 among the sons^H1121. I sat^H3427 down under his shadow^H6738 with great delight^H2530, and his fruit^H6529 was sweet^H4966 to my taste^H2441.⁴He brought^H935 me to the banqueting^H3196 house^H1004, and his banner^H1714 over me was love^H160.⁵Stay^H5564 me with flagons^H809, comfort^H7502 me with apples^H8598: for I am sick^H2470 of love^H160.⁶His left hand^H8040 is under my head^H7218, and his right hand^H3225 doth embrace^H2263 me.⁷I charge^H7650 you, O ye daughters^H1323 of Jerusalem^H3389, by the roes^H6643, and^H176 by the hinds^H355 of the field^H7704, that ye stir not up^H5782, nor awake^H5782 my love^H160, till he please^H2654.

⁸The voice^H6963 of my beloved^H1730! behold, he cometh^H935 leaping^H1801 upon the mountains^H2022, skipping^H7092 upon the hills^H1389.⁹My beloved^H1730 is like^H1819 a roe^H6643 or a young^H6082 hart^H354: behold, he standeth^H5975 behind^H310 our wall^H3796, he looketh forth^H7688 at the windows^H2474, shewing^H6692 himself through the lattice^H2762.

¹⁰My beloved^H1730 spake^H6030, and said^H559 unto me, Rise up^H6965, my love^H7474, my fair one^H3303, and come away^H3212.¹¹For, lo, the winter^H5638 is past^H5674, the rain^H1653 is over^H2498 and gone^H1980;¹²The flowers^H5339 appear^H7200 on the earth^H776; the time^H6256 of the singing^H2158 of birds is come^H5060, and the voice^H6963 of the turtle^H8449 is heard^H8085 in our land^H776;¹³The fig tree^H8384 putteth forth^H2590 her green figs^H6291, and the vines^H1612 with the tender grape^H5563 give^H5414 a good smell^H7381. Arise^H6965, my love^H7474, my fair one^H3303, and come away^H3212.

¹⁴O my dove^H3123, that art in the clefts^H2288 of the rock^H5553, in the secret^H5643 places of the stairs^H4095, let me see^H7200 thy countenance^H4758, let me hear^H8085 thy voice^H6963; for sweet^H6156 is thy voice^H6963, and thy countenance^H4758 is comely^H5000.¹⁵Take^H270 us the foxes^H7776, the little^H6996 foxes^H7776, that spoil^H2254 the vines^H3754: for our vines^H3754 have tender grapes^H5563.

¹⁶My beloved^H1730 is mine, and I am his: he feedeth^H7462 among the lilies^H7799.¹⁷Until the day^H3117 break^H6315, and the shadows^H6752 flee away^H5127, turn^H5437, my beloved^H1730, and be thou like^H1819 a roe^H6643 or a young^H6082 hart^H354 upon the mountains^H2022 of Bether^H1336.