From the New Yorker's Online Only section, an audio recording of poems by Adam Zagajewski, Vijay Seshadri, Galway Kinnell, Deborah Garrison and others - poems of 'witness' for 9/11. Good stuff.
And, of course, if you enjoy hear poems being read aloud (even somewhat badly), you simply have to check out Poi-tre (shameless plug, I know, but it was just too apt to resist).
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