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The reputation of the courtesan of the land of Andra is firmly
established. She is said to make love with consummate artistry. It is also
said that, unlike the mare, it is she who climbs astride her male. And
when the lover is well in hand, tamed, saturated with caresses, she seizes
his lingam. Deep inside her yoni, she squeezes it, strangles it: it is the
blow of a mare. Men would like to own her. Women, too, and among them good
wives who seek to perfect themselves in the art of love. But the courtesan
of the land of Andra is not for sale. She is already rich enough. Today
she is said not to have a lover. And all her love goes to Babu, her
elephant.
When her passion has ebbed,
she should rest, bending forward to
lay
her forehead upon yours
without disturbing your yoked bodies:
it won't be long before desire stirs again.
Catching your
penis, the lady
with dark eyes like upturned lotus petals
guides
it into her yoni,
clings to you and shakes her buttocks:
this is
Charunarikshita (Lovely Lady in Control).
Enthroned on your
penis,
she places both hands on the bed
and makes love, while you
press your two hands to her thudding heart:
this is Lilasana (Seat of Sport).
She
sits upright upon you,
her head thrown back like a rearing mare,
bringing her feet together
on the bed to one side of your body:
this is Hansabandha (the Swan).
The young woman has one foot
on your heart and the other on the bed.
Bold, saucy women adore
this posture,
which is known to the world
as Upavitika (the Sacred thread).
If, with one of her
feet
clasped in your hand
and the second placed upon your
shoulder,
your young lady enjoys you,
it is Viparitaka (Reversed). |
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