So Long Poem by Indira Renganathan

I never dreamt of a characteristic wind
Knocking into my ear-drum to tear it
The first tread soothing it was
Next it tickled following to hit me
Down to be trampled by a rolling rock

Already quivering in the cold,
Fluttering still more the chill wind,
I kept trembling unable to foot on
Caught up midway, far from home
Became a driven orphan.
But
Home- inflated with mounted chilliness
Aerated with freezing coldness
Iciness always welcomed to threaten
Me to be murdered awfully to death

Finding no difference I decided to die
That spot promising to get acclimatized
Sometime somehow in my next birth
Friendly with this 'freez'y'-land'
So long with sobs and sighs good-bye