Löydetty 722 Tulokset: Divine Love
live at ease with the wife that is thy heart’s love, long as this uncertain life is granted thee; fugitive days, here beneath the sun. Live thou and labour thou under the sun as thou wilt, this thy portion shall be, and nothing more. (Ecclesiastes 9, 9)
nor the fragrance of rare perfumes match it for delight. Thy very name spoken soothes the heart like flow of oil; what wonder the maids should love thee? (Song of Solomon 1, 2)
Draw me after thee where thou wilt; see, we hasten after thee, by the very fragrance of those perfumes allured! To his own bower the king has brought me; he is our pride and boast, on his embrace, more ravishing than wine, our thoughts shall linger. They love truly that know thy love. (Song of Solomon 1, 3)
Tell me, my true love, where is now thy pasture-ground, where now is thy resting-place under the noon’s heat? Thou wouldst not have me wander to and fro where the flocks graze that are none of thine? (Song of Solomon 1, 6)
My heart’s love, prized above all my horsemen, with Pharao’s wealth of chariots behind them! (Song of Solomon 1, 8)
Close my love is to my heart as the cluster of myrrh that lodges in my bosom all the night through. (Song of Solomon 1, 12)
See how fair is the maid I love! Soft eyes thou hast, like a dove’s eyes. (Song of Solomon 1, 14)
And see how fair is the man I love, how stately! Green grows that bower, thine and mine, (Song of Solomon 1, 15)
A lily, matched with these other maidens, a lily among the brambles, she whom I love! (Song of Solomon 2, 2)
Into his own banqueting-hall the king has brought me, shewn me the blazon of his love. (Song of Solomon 2, 4)
Cushioned on flowers, apples heaped high about me, and love-sick all the while! (Song of Solomon 2, 5)
An oath, maidens of Jerusalem! By the gazelles and the wild fawns I charge you, wake never from her sleep my heart’s love, till wake she will!✻ (Song of Solomon 2, 7)
