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## Thirty-fourth Chapter
Neither thick nor thin, neither straight nor crooked, neither close nor far apart, her thighs were unique in their beauty. ||142||
Looking at her hips, one could imagine them as thick, joined together, and shaped like the pillars of the doorway to the abode of Kamadeva. ||143||
Her hips were beautiful, like the altar of Kamadeva, or the head of an elephant, or the peak of a mountain. ||144||
Her waist was so slender, as if the Creator had first made it very thin and then, fearing it might break, had bound it tightly with three ropes. ||145||
Her hair, emerging from the well of her navel, shone like green grass growing from a watercourse. ||146||
Her breasts, though different, were joined together (due to their fullness), though soft, they were firm (due to their height), and though warm, they were soothing (due to their pleasantness). Thus, her breasts, possessing contradictory qualities, embodied the state of Syadvada. ||147||
How can one describe her arms, which embraced Jayakumaara, who was accepted by Lakshmi, who dwells on her chest? ||148||
Her neck, embraced by the right and left arms of Jayakumaara, adorned with the valiant Lakshmi, was beyond comparison. ||149||
Her cheeks, free from wrinkles, soft, and smooth, shone like beautiful mirrors reflecting the lotus face of Jayakumaara, with the radiance of an elephant's tusk. ||150||
Her lips, though compared to the bud of a banyan tree, a bimbi fruit, or coral, were far superior in color, shape, and taste. ||151||
What beauty could be found in lotuses, when compared to her lotus feet, which were worthy of the most affectionate salutations? ||141||