the alpine gentian
F E A R
the cold swiss wind threatens to send me over
the weight of the world seems to be pulling me down
my world spins and my heart drops
but there
on the slope of the pilatus
standing out among the faded grass
a European Flower
L O V E
the plane has landed
back among philadelphias midnight lights
the warmth of an early august evening
and there, that flower,
flattened between the pages of
a notebook belonging to
an American Girl
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