Old Man's Song
His fingers, prone to tremble,
Clasp a chord's geometry,
Attempting erstwhile ease,
While his voice, rough with age,
Seeks remembered harmony.
Defying his infirmity,
He makes his joyful noise
And plays and sings his past,
And does it
Well.
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