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## Mahapuraanam
**152.** Her teeth were close-set, flawless, white, even, smooth, beautiful, and radiant. How else could her mouth contain them?
**153.** Why was her nose made so high, enjoying the fragrance of her mouth? If it were not excellent, how could it stay in the middle of her face?
**154.** Her eyes, like the arrows of Arjuna, reached the edge of her ears. They had conquered both the red lotus and the blue lotus. What reproach could be made against the Soma dynasty, or against Jayakumar, in the face of this?
**155.** Her ears were the most virtuous of all ears, for they were already the recipients of her beloved Jayakumar's loving words and songs.
**156.** I believe that Kamadeva, considering Jayakumar invincible by his own form, conquered him with the bow of her eyebrows and the arrows of her glances.
**157.** Not only was Kamadeva her servant, but the valiant Jayakumar himself was her servant. How could her forehead, the abode of beauty, not be elevated and excellent?
**158.** Her soft, fine, smooth, black, and slightly curled hair appeared to lustful men like the young of black snakes.
**159.** Her front was adorned with her eyes and other features, and her back shone like a beautiful object.
**160.** The atoms that the Creator used to make her body were, in reality, just like the remnants of the Pranava mantra, like blades of grass.