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They have drawn you; after you we will run to the fragrance of your ointments. The king brought me into his chamber. Let us exult and be glad in you; we will love your breasts more than wine. Uprightness has loved you.
Do not look at me, because I have been blackened, because the sun looked askance at me. My mother's sons fought against me; they made me a keeper in the vineyards; my own vineyard I have not kept.
Tell me, you whom my soul has loved, where do you pasture? Where do you lie down at midday? Lest I become as one veiled beside the flocks of your companions.
If you do not know yourself, O beautiful among women, go out yourself in the tracks of the flocks, and pasture your kids beside the tents of the shepherds.
女子中極美的啊,你若不認識你自己,就出去,跟著羊群的腳蹤,在牧人的帳幕旁牧放你的小山羊。
1:9
τῇἵππῳμουἐνἅρμασινΦαραωὡμοίωσάσεἡπλησίονμου
To my mare among Pharaoh's chariots I have likened you, my companion.