Spoleto in November seems empty,
no festival, no stilettos stuck
in cobblestones, but, for me,
it was full. The ancient theater echoed
with choruses hummed into granite,
the cathedral shone like a stage,
exquisitely arrogant, with or without
an audience. Montefalco rosso in my
blood, truffles on my tongue, I follow
wild cats across a bridge, dizzy and dreamy
and running to laughter, the other side.
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