Chaupaee
When the Raja would go for hunting, he would get many deer killed through his dogs.
He would use his hawks to prey on water-fouls and distribute lot of wealth among the pretty people.(3)
Remaining always in the jungle, he used to kill many deer.
Throwing arrows with both the hands, he would not let any animal escape.(4)
One day when he was on hunting spree, he became rapacious finding a black deer.
He thought, he would catch him alive and inflict no injury on his body.(5)
On seeing him he sprinted his horse and chased him.
When he entered another territory, no servant was left with him.(6)
There was a princess named Raj Prabha, who loved Raja more than her soul.
Her sovereign palace would surmount the heights ofthe Moon.(7)
An over gushing river used to flow nearby whose name was Jamuna.
Around there, the birds picking up the seeds, always looked charming.(8)
In the palace, which had beautiful windows, the deer brought the Raja there.
The Raja had made the deer tired and caught it by holding it from the horns.(9)
Raj Kumari observed this scene and thought in her mind.
‘I will marry only this Raja otherwise I will finish myself with a dagger.(10)
She showered such a love that could not be shattered.
Through her charming looks, she invited Raja and made love with him.(11)
The couple befitted so much that they seemed as the epitome of Krishna and Radha.
They honnobbed their hands like a poor man who tried to move his hands searching for his last wealth.(12)
He cuddled her again and again as if trying to ravage the pride of the Cupid.
Making love by keeping her legs on the shoulder, he looked like the Cupid charging an arrow in the bow.(13)
He kissed her in many ways and endowed her many types of postures.