שיר השירים ה:יב פירוש: רש״י וEzra ben Solomon

His eyes are like doves upon brooks of water. His eyes by brooks of water are as beautiful as doves’ eyes. Brooks of water are pleasant to behold, and the young men go there to swim. And so the poet praises the eyes of “my beloved,” when he gazes upon the brooks of water, they resemble the beauty of the eyes of doves.

His eyes are like doves: “For the eyes of the Lord set about the whole earth” [II Chron. 16:9].

Bathed. [I.e.,] the eyes of my beloved in milk.