“I dream of becoming a football player, but my mom can't buy me a ball” - 12-year-old Nikoloz searches the dump for his unfulfilled dreams.
“I dream of becoming a football player, but my mom can't buy me a ball” - 12-year-old Nikoloz searches the dump for his unfulfilled dreams.
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This is 12-year-old Nikoloz from the Zanadze family, where six young children live in unbearable poverty. Sometimes, Nikoloz searches the landfill for clothes and toys. How easy it is to write these words and how hard it is to comprehend them. Yes, this poor child looks for his unfulfilled dreams at the landfill. Yesterday, he fainted from hunger. Despite this, the child does not lose hope that one day his dreams will come true. He dreams of becoming a football player, but ironically, he doesn't even have a ball to practice with.
"I can't ask my mom to buy me a ball because she doesn't even have money for food," Nikoloz told me (the correspondent), and his big black eyes filled with tears. Then, shyly, he lowered his head so the "strange lady" wouldn’t see his tears. In a trembling voice, he could barely say, "Is a ball expensive?" At that moment, through the open gates, we saw other children from the village. Some were sitting on a bicycle, some were playing ball... Nikoloz looked at them sadly and whispered, "I have been dreaming of having a bicycle for a long time. I want to ride to the village river like the other kids. And for those who don't have a bicycle and are as poor as me, I could lend mine. It's true that it's summer break now, but I will go back to school in just two months, and I don't want to wear old and torn clothes again. I have never worn new clothes. On the way to school, in the rain, the soles of my shoes have come off many times. My feet were soaked in dirty water. If only I had one pair of new shoes, just one pair... Oh...
Kind people, only your kindness can ensure that this wide-eyed, downtrodden child will no longer have to search for his dreams in the garbage...
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