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by Anonymous
The Bible, King James version, Book 22: Song of Solomon
A radiant tapestry of love’s language unfurls, weaving together tender dialogue and rich imagery that celebrates desire, beauty, and devotion. Through a series of intimate verses, a lover’s voice sings of kisses sweeter than wine, fragrant ointments, and the longing that sparks when two hearts seek each other’s presence. The poetry’s vivid metaphors—roses of Sharon, lilies of the valleys, and jeweled cheeks—invite listeners into a garden where affection blooms with fragrant certainty.
The work moves gently from whispered promises to joyful encounters, echoing the rhythms of nature as seasons shift and vines bear sweet fruit. Its lyrical cadence, paired with vivid scenes of gardens, banquets, and moonlit chambers, creates an immersive experience for anyone drawn to passionate, poetic expression. As the beloved’s voice calls across hills and hidden nooks, the listener is carried along a timeless celebration of love’s first, hopeful awakenings.
Language
en
Duration
~15 minutes (15K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Apr 1, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
Behind the name is a deliberate mystery: “Anonymous” is used for works whose creator is unknown, undisclosed, or lost to history. Across centuries, anonymous writing has preserved stories, beliefs, and ideas without attaching them to a single public identity.
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