"Like ink and honey passed through silver moonlight"

One of the most moving and thoughtful things I've heard since the Hurricane Katrina disaster in Louisiana is a piece written and read by New Orleans resident, poet and professor Andrei Codrescu. It ran on "All Things Considered" on NPR this week. He is brave enough to claim guilt over his city's destruction while he reminisces about its former dream state.

Here is a link to the audio clip. It's well worth a listen.