Papia Ghoshal
in the Rogue Angels Column of
Rogue Magazine
Breaking Down the Barriers between Desire and Reality
By Andrew Rudder ~ andrew@roguemag.ca.
© 2011 Rogue Enterprises, Inc.
I looked from the top of Sandakfu as far as the Arabian sea.
I could not find a woman of such beauty with such a high quality as superbly rich Darjeeling tea.
I searched West Bengal, stretching from the Himalyas in the North to the Bay of Bengal in the south; through Kolkata and every major city.
And I could not find a woman who gives such a high degree of aesthetic pleasure to the senses as Papia Ghoshal who is
imbued with eye-filling femininity.
Like the Indian Goddess Lakshmi she is the embodiment of boundless beauty.
A ravishing woman of golden complexion standing resplendently on a full-bloomed lotus; she is a pulchritudinous mystery full of internal potentiality.
The measured fitness and proportionate arrangement of all the parts of her beauteous face and body make an aesthetic equilibrium; a truly sublime symmetry.
When she goes out for a walk men and women alike eye her like a hawk.
Because she is more beautifully iridescent and resplendently graceful than an Indian peacock.
Her blissful beautiful big black eyes are so dark that a man could become eternally lost in their enchanting exotic unfathomableness.
The provocativeness of her Junoesque statuesque











