The phrase "Song of Solomon" refers to a book in the Old Testament of the Bible, also known as the "Song of Songs" or "Canticles." The book consists of poetic passages that portray the intense love and desire between two lovers, generally believed to be King Solomon and an unnamed woman. Synonyms for "Song of Solomon" include "Song of Songs," "Canticles," "Love Song," or "Erotic Poetry." The book is often studied for its religious and symbolic significance, as well as its literary merits. Its sensual and romantic themes have also inspired numerous artistic works, including paintings, music, and films.