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Shir haShirim
Book • 1969
"Shir Hashirim", also known as the Song of Songs or Song of Solomon, is a book in the Hebrew Bible celebrating the beauty and passion of romantic love.
The text consists of a series of love poems and dialogues between a male and female lover, expressing mutual desire and admiration.
Its rich imagery and sensuous language have made it a beloved and often interpreted text.
Traditionally, it is read during Passover, but its themes have resonated throughout history in literature, art, and music.
The text consists of a series of love poems and dialogues between a male and female lover, expressing mutual desire and admiration.
Its rich imagery and sensuous language have made it a beloved and often interpreted text.
Traditionally, it is read during Passover, but its themes have resonated throughout history in literature, art, and music.
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