The little pauper girl



She was standing at a corner of the road where hardly anyone can notice her. Wearing a frock which was ripped she was incessantly looking at me. Probably she was crying before and after i looked at her, she wiped those.  I went to her and offered my hand to hold it. At first she was perplexed. For a girl like her it was something unusual because she was just a little pauper girl. I took her hand and rubbed them and when i looked in her eyes I saw that delight in her eyes which gave me immense happiness which is hard to describe in words. I am thinking that why we people always ignore those little souls? There are thousands of children like that girl in our country. But no one is giving attention to them. Not even their parents. They are sent to work. Why it is happening? Because they are poor they are earning money by sacrificing their childhood? They have stopped dreaming about their life. These days laws are made but i don’t think anyone is following it. Why can’t people see their silent cries? That girl made me feel that I am so selfish. I used to waste foods, buy clothes unnecessarily, did all those silly things which was too wrong to be done. She didn’t said anything to me but her eyes said hundreds of words. Today, whenever I step forward to do such things i hear a voice stopping me to do that. And i know it is my heart that keeps me reminding about that pauper girl who unknowingly taught me a lesson in my life.

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