Xocotatl*
Stripped to bare
your oppressive
levy taxes me
yet I peek,
no matter I
go blind
My fingers, conched
feel for your smoothness,
tempered to my
caress you unfold,
melt at the temperature
of my body
And as you dissolve
your naked beauty
streams on my desire.
I want your pleasure
to ever last, oh
my lady, Godiva
*(For you chocolate lovers) Aztec word for chocolate (thought to be the origin of the word "chocolate") - means bitter water since the cocoa is inherently bitter. Also, conching and tempering (second stanza) are processes in making chocolate, and one of its pleasing properties is it melts at or just below human body temperature. the taxation part is the reason Lady Godiva did her naked horse ride - she did it to protest her husband's oppressive taxes on the citizens of Coventry (and in a deal to get him to cut the taxes back). The "go blind" part comes from the Lady Godiva story--one man named Tom peeked at her and went blind (believed to be the origin of the label "peeping Tom."