The old man lives in his own rhythm, Sometimes he comes early, sometimes he comes late.

This couplet beautifully captures the essence of an old man who lives life completely on his own terms. He isn't swayed by external pressures or strict schedules. Instead, he follows his inner rhythm, his 'taan'. This means he arrives when he feels like it, sometimes early, sometimes late, without a care in the world. It paints a picture of someone who has found peace and contentment in simply being himself, flowing with the natural cadence of his own existence, unhurried and unfettered.