As I Lay Dying On a Flat-Faced Globe Crying Until I Leave My People Sighing to the Fable I've Been Prying

Simulacrum for silence,
Attitude and defiance,
Greed and reliance,
Firm condescendence.

Daft realization,
Strong contemplation,
Opprobrious temptation,
Divine indulgence.

Harry steam,
Like a dream,
In silken seam,
Ravishing realm.

Breaking on a coast of stone,
Hundreds of waves alone,
Like a palette in perfect tone,
Like an artist left unknown.

Independence and retribution,
Obsequy and evolution,
Into the days of choking pollution,
Where I cannot find the resolution.

Partisan to life, Sovereign to death;
‘Till the end all seen as tithe,
And a trifle quart of blithe,
Weighed weight bending lithe.

Quiescence as thy quietus implements,
Although I know of its advance.
Humble, tired, crumbling sentient,
Until I pass and an exhale compliments.

The globe continues on, turning, dying,
Like a fostered child left crying,
Separated in cold space trying,
To find salvation underlying.

More fall, flatter than the rest,
Until I father my hopes and digest,
The facts that I held dear are regressed,
To their infancy and suppressed.