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O quam tu pulchra es, amica mea, quam pulchra es, columba mea, o quam tu pulchra es, formosa mea. Oculi tui columbarum, capilli tui sicut greges caprarum et dentes tui sicut greges tonsarum. O quam tu pulchra es. Veni di Libano, amica mea, columba mea, formosa mea. O quam tu pulchra es, veni, coronaberis. Surge, surge, propera, sponsa mea, surge, dilecta mea, surge, immaculata mea. Quia amore langueo. Surge, veni, quia amore langueo. |
O how fair you are, my love, how fair you are, my dove, how fair you are, my beauty. Your eyes, the eyes of doves, your hair, like a flock of goats, and your teeth like a flock of sheep newly shorn. O how fair you are. Come with me from Lebanon, my love, my dove, my beauty. O how fair you are, come, you will make a garland. Arise, hasten, my bride, arise, my delight, arise, my spotless one, For I pine of love. Arise, come, for I pine of love. |
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