"The Last Poet" is a title often associated with the influential American poet and musician, Amiri Baraka. He is known for his powerful spoken word performances and his role in the Black Arts Movement, which sought to promote African American culture and identity through art. Baraka's work often addresses social issues, racism, and the struggles of marginalized communities. The term can also refer to the broader concept of poets who capture the essence of their time, using their art to comment on societal changes. These poets often blend various forms of expression, including music and performance, to engage audiences and provoke thought about contemporary issues.