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Hebrew "wisdom" literature is very complex and cannot be readily rendered in English or any non-Semitic language. There are at least 4 completely different levels of meaning.
In the Hebrew scriptures, the first level of meaning is Peshat and deals with the plain meaning of the text. And it is ALWAYS correct as seen. In the SoS, the peshat is simply erotic poetry describing sex acts, primarily HER experience of it. So you can take it that what SoS describes sexually is ok.
Is this also seen in other wisdom literature like Ecclesiastes, in which sometimes the preaches statements who an atheistic view of the world? Doesn't mean the preacher is endorsing such a view.
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