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♦» ♦» street roots Dec. 21, 2012 Believer by Lenses He said, “You are wrong!” and you believed him, felt so alone in the world that you could never leave him, afraid to admit how much you did need him, and yourself you couldn’t believe in. You were looking for a partner but instead you found a crutch, a heart you could lean on, a body to touch, but love is not love as such, as such, no love is not love as such. Don’t feel like much but you’re all that you need, you can learn how to plant only positive seeds, you can learn how to live with a heart that is free, you can learn how to love, how to love. But it’s silent up above so you run to your drug, whether person or chemical you still feel the tug, though your heart in your chest tells you, you are enough, though your heart in your chest tells you, you are your love, you’re your love, you’re your love, you’re your love. But not you as in “Me! And I’m separate from you!” That too, yes that too, is also not true, but you as in “Here!” as in “Now I belong!” as in everyone is equal, as in no one is wrong, sing your song, sing your song, sing your song. He said, You are wrong, and you did not believe him, felt so free in this world that you were able to leave him, found the love for yourself so you no longer need him because it’s yourself you believe in. And the help that you need it is already here, it’s the w hispering dear from your h e a rt to your ear, and the more you let go the more words you can hear, and your mind will be clear, will be clear. 1 « l U *1 Answers on page 6 By Kara Dimitruk I6 115 Crossword 14 7 8 11 9 12 13 16 Across 1. Part of Rudolph’s team 6. Goes (for) 10. Fit 14. Catlike 15. Season to be jolly 16. Mountaineer’s challenge 17. Condition of a population 19. Nevada city 20. Five Nations tribe 21. Vital force of Chinese medicine 22. Gabs 23. Power glitch 25. It’s found In Knox 27. Morse T 30. Pumpkin or Apple 31. Myrrhs 34. Freudian topic 35. Debate side 37. Diving duck 38. ___ de plume 39. It’s found in a fugue 41. Secret Service agent’s weapon 42. Belch 44. Listening devices 45. Aries or Taurus 46. Japanese war cries 48. See red? 50. Barely get, with “out” 51. King or queen 52. Lewis Carroll animal 54. Insult 56. Winter coat 58. Countries in NW Europe 62. Niger neighbor 63. “Uh oh” 65. Outback birds 66. History Muse 67. Blumenauer and Warren 68. Toward sunset 69. "Sure” 70. Cold shower? 21 20 27 28 29 25 24 23 26 32 33 1 36 35 42 8 1 46 8 2 6 7 4 5 9 39 38 2 4 7 30 34 8 5 6 9 6 18 17 Sudoku 3 51 54 55 56 59 58 57 3 62 65 66 67 68 69 70 1. Beanies 2. Shrek, e.g. 3. Bearing 4. Santa’s helpers 5. Mad Hatter had at least one 6. “The loneliest number” 7. Explorer de Leon 8. Part of M.I.T.: Abbr. 9. Santa’s vehicle 10. Type of paint 11. Seasonal British serving 61 64 63 Down 60 12. Like young Abe Lincoln 13. Prima donna problems 18. Rodeo ring? 24. Types 26. Estimate follower 27. Star in Cygnus 28. Ancient market 29. Little man (Latin) 31. Fragrant citrus fruit 32. Elevator music 33. Steeple 36.1773 jetsam 39. Christmas tree topper 40. Bo ending 43. Characteristic of Peter the Great 47. Foolish behavior 49. Wears down 52. Photo tint 53. Cow in Dutch 54. Old World duck 55. Weak 5 7 .___ slaw 59. In ___ straits 60. “Cast Away” setting 61. Dermatologist’s concern 64.___cahtoa, trig mnemonic 5 4 5 2 The objective of Sudoku is to fill in all the blank squares with the correct numbers, from 1 to 9. Every row, column and square must include all digits, 1 through 9, in any order. Office Cat Rooty sends a big thank you to Innovative Housing Inc. for helping us with our new and improved Editorial Office. Thank you!
