Piazza del Duomo at Night
An old man plays his rusty accordion
between the tables of the café,
flirting for tips.
Out here, vendors shove
selfie sticks (five euro!)
At honeymooners
who kiss for their iPhones
by the Cathedral.
An hour ago,
this square was asleep,
only pigeons and one guitarist
enjoying the twilight.
But locals and tourists
come on with the lights;
they sit on the steps,
canoodling under the Saints,
snapping photos of new Gucci
against Renaissance marble.
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