Samach Vav 167: Difference between taanug ha'murkav (shir koful) and taanug ha'poshut (shir poshut)

Samach Vav p. 130-131: All the levels of taanug ha'murkav, the shir koful, which includes chochma and bina -- the pleasure associated with and derived from wisdom and comprehension -- are limited and only a reflection. This includes: 1. An external level of bina comprehension (which requires effort to elicit feelings), 2. A deeper comprehension, especially in the summary of the idea, which gets to its core, omek bina (the song of the Levites) (which automatically naturally spontaneously elicits emotions). 3. The visualization of chochma (shir E-l, the level of Shabbos, which is higher than the song that manifests in letters of speech). Shir poshut, however, is the level of seamless core atzmius'dike pleasure that comes after and is totally not commensurate with the comprehension of bina and visualization of chochma. This is shiras ha'yam (the song of the sea), from the level of yechida, actual vision, higher than the visualization of chochma, which sees with the eye of the mind, unlike prophetic vision, which sees with the very eye.