The Last Flying Monkey is a poetry collection that explores complicity within narcissistic abuse. Written from the perspective of an enabler, these poems trace the quiet shift from admiration to obedience, from silence to harm, and finally to awakening. The speaker does not seek redemption, but accountability—examining how loyalty, fear, and proximity to power can turn ordinary people into participants in abuse. Structured in three movements, the book moves through recognition, remorse, and refusal, while bearing witness to trauma and its aftermath. It also speaks to those impacted by narcissistic abuse, offering acknowledgment without spectacle and truth without excuses. This collection blends poetry, trauma awareness, and recovery, naming the cost of obedience and the courage it takes to stop carrying another’s cruelty.