The night of love of the beautiful Rajput princess.
Act III of an erotic tale taking place in Rajasthan
She was beautiful, and satisfy. Little princess now ready to serve her new master according to the law of Manu. Was she one of them, daughter of those courageous women whose names are engraved on the satis of the Maharanas in the village of Ahar, immolated alive in the flame, they accompanied that way the sacrifice of their husbands to the defense of the fatherland against the invader.
I saw her disappear slowly towards the place where her multicolored clothing's lay scattered on the shiny pavement of the Jag Mandir.
She threaded them one by one, with slow and elegant gestures. A tiny underwear of lace which hardly veil her vagina still half-opened, alluring baggy pants of white satin, an impudent cholis supporting her milky breasts and which revealed her smooth belly to the navel, a lengthy and complicated sari trimmed with fringes of glittering gildings, deployed in loosely folds from shoulders to ankles, a orhni of diaphragm fabric covering her head and unfolded to the birth of her hips,
she then tied with application a fine silver chain extending from behind her left ear to an imposing gold ring inlayed with invaluable jewels suspended from one of her nostril, she finally fixed with great care a curious little filigree jewel on her forehead, she was beautiful in her young bride clothing, she was really the young and lovely Rajput bride.
This morning at the time of my departure, she was there
wearing the same clothing, the same invaluable jewels, she accompanied my host. The prince greeted me affectionately of a namaskar by joining together the palms of his hands. She had not raised her eyes on me.
Later when contemplating the Taj Mahal, jewel built by Shah Jahan for his beloved wife
Mumtaz Mahal, I could not refrain from remembering the strange night of love with the lovely
Rajput bride hidden forever in my memories of Rajputana.
Marco Polo or the imaginary journy (Contes et légendes, août 1996, translated from french, 1998) © 1996 Jean-Pierre Lapointe
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