Too Hot For Pizza

Daydreams curdle in a summer heat.
He walks back from the park
dragging a wandering mind behind him
like an elderly dog.

The day gets warmer
he sends out for a margarita pizza,
wonders if lately
he has been dancing too closely
with sidewalk walking ghosts.

When the take-out arrives
it tastes as dry as kibble pie -
refried daydreams bark on.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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