There is a little servant girl in our neighbourhood. She has the most beautiful pair of eyes. The almond eyes has that dewy appearance alternating between wistful sadness and a childlike mischievousness. One day, I will sketch those wonderful eyes. Sometimes, I converse with her. She says kathmandu is nice, but she misses her village. Child labour is rampant here as I have observed. Many come from villages driven by poverty, lack of education and an urge to see the city. Almost every well to do family has some child servant. My friend is lucky in this that she goes to school and does not have to do all the household chores. There is another little servant next door.
They are always teasing each other. I find it amusing when I watch them.
Hopefully she gets the kind of opportunity denied to most of the servants here. When I ask her about her dreams, she is confused. May be she understands that being a servant closes many of the doors open to privileged few.
They are always teasing each other. I find it amusing when I watch them.
Hopefully she gets the kind of opportunity denied to most of the servants here. When I ask her about her dreams, she is confused. May be she understands that being a servant closes many of the doors open to privileged few.