In Flatlining, poet Samuel Ludke delivers a raw and unflinching collection that pulses with emotional electricity. These poems hover at the edge of silence and scream, tracing the blurred line between survival and surrender. With haunting lyricism and visceral imagery, Flatlining explores the still moments after heartbreak, the ache of memory, and the quiet collapse of identity.
Each piece reads like a final breath, yet refuses to die-lingering in the space between what was and what could have been. Ludke's voice is both confessional and ghostlike, guiding the reader through a landscape of loss, madness, and the desperate hope for something real.
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