Where did the grey old man sing in 'The Singers'?
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The poem tells us that he is in a cathedral where the organ plays. When people squabble over which singer is the most relevant, God speaks and tells them that each singer has a purpose. The youth is sent to “charm.” The middle-aged singer's job is to “strengthen” and the third is sent to “teach.”
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The grey old man sang in dim and vast cathedrals
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