Song of Solomon 5 (kjv)

I am come^H935 into my garden^H1588, my sister^H269, my spouse^H3618: I have gathered^H717 my myrrh^H4753 with my spice^H1313; I have eaten^H398 my honeycomb^H3293 with my honey^H1706; I have drunk^H8354 my wine^H3196 with my milk^H2461: eat^H398, O friends^H7453; drink^H8354, yea, drink abundantly^H7937, O beloved^H1730.

²I sleep^H3463, but my heart^H3820 waketh^H5782: it is the voice^H6963 of my beloved^H1730 that knocketh^H1849, saying, Open^H6605 to me, my sister^H269, my love^H7474, my dove^H3123, my undefiled^H8535: for my head^H7218 is filled^H4390 with dew^H2919, and my locks^H6977 with the drops^H7447 of the night^H3915.³I have put off^H6584 my coat^H3801; how^H349 shall I put it on^H3847? I have washed^H7364 my feet^H7272; how^H349 shall I defile^H2936 them?⁴My beloved^H1730 put in^H7971 his hand^H3027 by^H4480 the hole^H2356 of the door, and my bowels^H4578 were moved^H1993 for him.⁵I rose up^H6965 to open^H6605 to my beloved^H1730; and my hands^H3027 dropped^H5197 with myrrh^H4753, and my fingers^H676 with sweet smelling^H5674 myrrh^H4753, upon the handles^H3709 of the lock^H4514.⁶I opened^H6605 to my beloved^H1730; but my beloved^H1730 had withdrawn^H2559 himself, and was gone^H5674: my soul^H5315 failed^H3318 when he spake^H1696: I sought^H1245 him, but I could not find^H4672 him; I called^H7121 him, but he gave me no answer^H6030.⁷The watchmen^H8104 that went about^H5437 the city^H5892 found^H4672 me, they smote^H5221 me, they wounded^H6481 me; the keepers^H8104 of the walls^H2346 took away^H5375 my veil^H7289 from me.⁸I charge^H7650 you, O daughters^H1323 of Jerusalem^H3389, if ye find^H4672 my beloved^H1730, that ye tell^H5046 him, that I am sick^H2470 of love^H160.

⁹What is thy beloved^H1730 more than another beloved^H1730, O thou fairest^H3303 among women^H802? what is thy beloved^H1730 more than another beloved^H1730, that thou^H3602 dost so charge^H7650 us?¹⁰My beloved^H1730 is white^H6703 and ruddy^H122, the chiefest^H1713 among ten thousand^H7233.¹¹His head^H7218 is as the most^H3800 fine gold^H6337, his locks^H6977 are bushy^H8534, and black^H7838 as a raven^H6158.¹²His eyes^H5869 are as the eyes of doves^H3123 by the rivers^H650 of waters^H4325, washed^H7364 with milk^H2461, and fitly set^{H3427 H4402}.¹³His cheeks^H3895 are as a bed^H6170 of spices^H1314, as sweet^H4840 flowers^H4026: his lips^H8193 like lilies^H7799, dropping^H5197 sweet smelling^H5674 myrrh^H4753.¹⁴His hands^H3027 are as gold^H2091 rings^H1550 set^H4390 with the beryl^H8658: his belly^H4578 is as bright^H6247 ivory^H8127 overlaid^H5968 with sapphires^H5601.¹⁵His legs^H7785 are as pillars^H5982 of marble^H8336, set^H3245 upon sockets^H134 of fine gold^H6337: his countenance^H4758 is as Lebanon^H3844, excellent^H977 as the cedars^H730.¹⁶His mouth^H2441 is most sweet^H4477: yea, he is altogether lovely^H4261. This is my beloved^H1730, and this is my friend^H7453, O daughters^H1323 of Jerusalem^H3389.