There's not that much in Love Songs of the New Kingdom: each poem starts on a new page; some are accompanied on the facing page by hieroglyphic versions (which will be purely ornamental to most readers, and the original texts were in hieratic anyway); and there is a good selection of halftones (reproductions of ancient Egyptian paintings). This only leaves room for some fifty poems, many of fewer than a dozen lines. Love Songs is, however, an extremely attractive volume, which I enjoyed as much I've enjoyed any collection of love poetry.
Shrewd at her craft and perfected by heaven.
And her face is a snare of fine-grained redwood.
to this trap of my own ingenious imagining."
With some similarities to the Song of Songs, the poems in Love Songs of the New Kingdom should appeal to anyone who appreciates that as love poetry.