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I'd do it the way a blind man laughs; I'd do it the way a fat maneats, belly to the table & wiping his mouth on a linen napkin; I'ddo it the way a deaf man does—how he watches the face of his lover.I'd do it the way the apple tree lets go of the apple (althoughI'd have to practice that one); and the way the shortstop makesthe play, leaping over the runner;the way a careful man will add his columns—never less than twotimes over.I'd do it the way a wise man smiles when he knows what he knowsand doesn't mind what he doesn't; and even some of the shin-