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It's pretty far inland, to the point sudan that it takes cruise ships half a day to reach open water when they depart from New Orleans. New Orleans is just close enough to be in danger anyway. To our founders it was a compromise. The closer it was to the coast the more profitable it would be, but also the more often it would be destroyed and need to sudan be rebuilt. Our neighbors in Mississippi are demonstrating how much worse it can be to live near an sudan actual beach. Yeats wraps up Second Coming with another hauntingly apt couplet: And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born? In both science and myth the ocean is the mother of us all; if mountains are the Earth's expression of jutting maleness, the ocean with its frictionless surface and black depths is her expression of female receptiveness. But the Goddess, as quite a few New Agers fail to grok, is not just the comforting image of "Mother Nature." The Goddess is triune; she is the Mother, true, but she is also the fecund and tempting Virgin.
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