Across
- 3. -A ponytail makes her look simultaneously younger, like a schoolgirl in a uniform, and older, too, the severity of just a face framed by that swinging hair.
- 5. I pull out my beat-up composition notebook try to write another butterfly poem.
- 6. Nothing so indiscreet as a price tag, which means outrageous.
- 7. Gods and goddesses may occasionally help, but they don’t mess around with affairs that affect only humans. To them, mortal lives are but a speck of dust on the eyelash.”
- 11. You have progressed from a state of “wanting to die” to the much more positive outlook of “learning to live.
- 12. Since Cathy was an only child her mother had no close contrast in the family.
- 14. The second Anna learned from the first and claimed to love sunshine and detest lies.
- 15. Besides, the pain had lessened: either the nerve had died or my brain had adjusted to its shocks.
Down
- 1. The policemen’s attitude toward us and the way they spoke to us made my stomach hurt.
- 2. Unfortunately, or not, as the case may be, this vice seems to be rampant at our school.
- 3. The Muslim first had to change his physical and moral self to meet our strict rales.
- 4. We need to hike an informal trail—stumble on, as quick as possible, in the dark, down a dangerous hill.
- 8. I couldn’t watch a creature frantically trying to live, knowing it only had a short while—an hour or two, maybe.
- 9. He sought help at the VA and used therapy to cope with the depression and rage he was feeling.
- 10. She only wants him to work and to be honorable, so that he can hold his head up high.
- 13. Now the sunlight had lifted clear of the open space and withdrawn from the sky.
