The Last Poetry Book on Earth is a collection that gives voice to a dying world and the hearts breaking within it. Told in four piercing chapters, it speaks for the planet, the human experience in the last epoch and the silent battles waged within us all. In Earth is Bleeding, the Earth itself cries out-a witness to war, pollution, and the deep scars left by humanity's hand. In the second chapter, To the Man I Once Loved captures the quiet collapse of love, the internal death that follows, and the tender ache of letting go. Internal Smog delves into the heavy fog of depression and the personal wars fought beneath the surface, shaped by a world already unraveling. And Sundry is a space where stray thoughts, fleeting moments, and undefinable emotions find a home. This is not just a poetry book-it's a eulogy, a confession, and a prayer. For the earth. For lost love. For ourselves. And maybe, if we listen closely enough, a final chance to remember what still matters. This book is both a cry for change and a soft landing place for those who feel too much. These are poems for the end of the world, and for the hearts still beating inside it.