Chasidut para sa Awit ng mga Awit 5:13

This is like the verse, (Song of Songs 5.13) "His lips are lilies, dripping with myrrh." Lips are like Pessach, which is [a homonym of] Peh Sach, a speaking mouth; Shoshana, meaning lilies, is Esther (according to the Zohar, and they have equivalent numerical values); "Dripping with myrrh" refers to Mordechai, who is [hinted at in the translation of the verse (Exodus 30:23)Mor Dror, and this ["Dror"] is a synonym of freedom, like the freedom of Pesach.

And this is [the meaning of] "sweetness drops from your lips, bride, [milk and honey are under your tongue] etc" (Songs 4:11) - also a hint to those three levels. "Sweetness drops" is a hint to the level of awe, [since] "myrrh drops" (Songs 5:13) is explained by our sages z"l with "do not read myrrh but etc" (Shabbat 30b:6). And "your lips bride" is a hint to the level of love, like a bride is beloved by her fiance. And "honey and milk under your tongue" is a hint to the third level, that all one's deeds are like honey and are splendid for all people.