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Poetry  – 

After Reading about Decreasing Snowmelt in the Rocky Mountains

Christopher Hewitt 

               From the lecture hall projector beams 
 a phantom glacier, filling the screen with a map of Colorado.
      The colorful shading illustrates the decline in annual 		
      snowfall. A red cloud overwhelms this town where streams	
           diminish, where a teenager skims a manual, 
                      cleaning her semiauto. . . .

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