In "Waking Up Late for the Apocalypse," the poet delves into the surreal and often absurd realities of modern existence. Each poem serves as a window into a world teetering on the brink, capturing the tension between mundane daily life and the chaos of an impending, yet elusive catastrophe. With sharp wit and poignant imagery, the verses explore themes of disconnection, urgency, and the quiet moments of rebellion that flicker amidst societal unrest. The collection invites readers to reflect on their own inertia and the surreal beauty found in the ruins of our collective dreams. Through a blend of humor and heartache, this book navigates the fragile line between parody and prophecy, creating a unique landscape where the personal and the universal collide. Delve into the pages of this compelling exploration, and discover what it means to wake up late in a world that is always on the brink of change.