- The shepherd/king’s description of his love continues (7:1-9).
- She wants the two of them to run away (7:10-13); and
- she dreams of their being together (8:8:1-3).
- The attendants imagine her returning with her beloved (8:5a).
- The bride vows eternal love (8:6-7).
- Her friends would improve her looks (8:8-9).
- She agrees with their assessment of her beauty (8:10).
- When her friends speak of Solomon’s vineyards (8:11),
- she asserts that a thousand vineyards could not replace her true love (8:12).
- The two exchange parting thoughts of their love and desires (8:13-14)
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