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Part prophecy, part threnody, Lower Astral charts humanity's decline
through fragmented, luminous verse. In an emerging future ruled by
digital overlords, these poems confront systemic injustice, the
commodification of the soul, and the ruthless digitization of human
experience. With surreal visions, haunting lyricism, and molten cadence, it
speaks to readers who admire Margaret Atwood and Gil Scott-Heron for
their visionary, socially conscious fire.
through fragmented, luminous verse. In an emerging future ruled by
digital overlords, these poems confront systemic injustice, the
commodification of the soul, and the ruthless digitization of human
experience. With surreal visions, haunting lyricism, and molten cadence, it
speaks to readers who admire Margaret Atwood and Gil Scott-Heron for
their visionary, socially conscious fire.