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I Sought Him in the Night | Song of Songs 3:1–5 | Ancient Hebrew Love Song

A Tanakh-based song drawn from Song of Songs 3:1–5, expressing the longing of the soul, the search through the night, and the wisdom of waiting for love’s appointed time. This piece follows the ancient Hebrew narrative—city streets, watchmen, reunion, and restraint—without pagan or Christian doctrine. A solemn, poetic portrayal of love, patience, and order within the text. “I Sought Him in the Night” (Song of Songs 3:1–5) (Verse 1) On my bed by night I sought him whom my soul loves, I sought him, but I did not find him. I rose and went through the streets, Through the squares and open ways. (Verse 2) “Have you seen him whom my soul loves?” I asked the watchmen of the city. Scarcely had I passed them by, When I found him whom my soul loves. (Verse 3) I held him and would not let him go, Until I brought him to my mother’s house, Into the chamber of her who conceived me, A place of shelter and truth. (Refrain) Do not awaken love before its time, O daughters of Yashar’al, I charge you again. Love is not found by force or haste, But revealed in its appointed hour. Source: Song of Songs (Shir HaShirim) 3:1–5 Disclosure: This content uses AI-assisted music and/or visuals for artistic presentation. All lyrics, themes, and references are strictly based on the Tanakh. No Christian or pagan doctrines are included. #SongOfSongs #ShirHaShirim #ISeekHim #HebrewLovePoetry #Tanakh #AncientHebrewSong #BiblicalPoetry #Yasharal