He was, at home, most comfortable in collared shirt and jeans. Just not the sort to put on airs Or fancy dress, it seems. In his later years, especially, It seemed style had passed him by. So his new blue suit gave me a start With the new Red power tie. The haberdasher had done him proud, But he wasnβt that sort of man Still, given the occasion I knew heβd understand I asked a moment at the end Just before the lid was closed To memorize the face I loved Lying there is his new clothes.