Somewhere in London, it is 4:18 AM. Seven people lie awake, tormented by worries, fears, and memories. One by one, we get to know them, looking into their lives: damaged, alienated, seemingly without any hope. But then a storm breaks over the city, driving the lonely and wounded into the streets and making them realize how deeply connected they are to one another. Kate Tempest's long poem "Let Them Eat Chaos" is not only a captivating work of linguistic art but also an angry call to action against social injustice, against brutality and political violence, for more empathy, community, and hope in the chaos.