Sparkling Beauty
Pictorial in Brief
Sparkling Beauty
Author’s (Composer’s) Note: I do not know the conventional musical notes, I would have inscribed it on this to enhance readers’ musical sense and smooth rendition of the composed song, albeit, I have come up with a work around for the tune to use for the song using a common hymn known worldwide to sing this song. Thence, if anyone knows the hymn used, such a one is good to go in singing this composed song anywhere in the world.
The work around tune I have used for this song is the hymn beneath
“We love the place, O God
Wherein thine honor dwells
The joy of thine abode
All earthly joy excels”
The composed hymn is titled: Sparkling Beauty
- Oh thou may beloved
Am thine and thine alone
Because thine love to me
It is a sincere love
2. Am very certain that
My beloved loves me
He shows to me his love
In the early morning
3. Come thou my beloved
Stand up and let us go
Into the Greenfield farm
To do the sport of love
4. At the time of the evening
My lover will draw me
Closer to ‘self alone
And he will cuddle me
5. Look at my lover’s legs
How beautiful they are
In the shoes she puts on
Like the feet of a princess
6. Like a precious jewel
So joints of thy thigh is
The handiwork of the
Cunning workman reveal
7. Navel of my lover
It's like cup in my hand
That is full to the brim
Of freshly prepared wine
8. As the heap of the wheat
That’s surrounded by flowers
That’s how your belly look
Oh thou my chosen one
9. The breasts that’s on thine chest
Are standing uprightly
They are looking like twins
Of the young female deer
10. The neck of mine lover
It is similar to
The ivory tower
Which knows not a problem
11. The eyes of my lover
Its sparklingly shinning
The brightness of his face
Is like the Hebron’s pool
12. Just like the high tower
That’s very beautiful
That’s built on mountain
That’s how my love’s nose is
13. And when my beloved
Is lifted up his head
The head will be erect
Like the head of camel
14. And the hair of her head
Is purplish in color
And this beautiful hair
Held tightly heart of king
15. The breath that’s coming out
Of my beloved’s nose
Is like a pleasant smell
Oozing out of flowers
16. And when my beloved
Is standing on her feet
She is straight and resembling
A palm tree in wilderness
17. The mouth of my lover
Is abundantly good
E’en good than the wine
The best of all the wine
18. How beautiful art thou?
How attractive art thou?
Oh thou my beloved
In the sweetest of love
19. Come let’s make sport of love
Come let us talk of love
Come use your mouth of love
And use it to kiss me.
