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Most famous sensual poem
If the Song of Solomon is a poem then it qualifies for this one. In the nineteenth century the
Reverend E. P.
Eddrupp, Prebendary of Salisbury Cathedral wrote in a commentary on the Old Testament
"Such a book as the
Song of Solomon may not be fitted for public reading in a mixed congregation, or even for
private reading by
the impure in heart." The first-century Pharisees wondered whether the Song should have a
place in the Canon:
the problem was that the Song so clearly celebrates physical (or carnal) love and makes no
reference to God.
Inevitably there were endless attempts to interpret the Song metaphorically or allegorically. It
is supposed to have
been written about 400 B.C., during the reign of Artaxerxes II.