The girl in the canary yellow dress tosses her dried baguette crumbs onto the dirt. With 35mm eyes her parents watch as flying beggars swoop down to feast on a simple meal.
Neon signs flash, blending in with the clicks of the tourists. Words blinking in a language foreign to her own.
Her dark ringlets bounce in the breeze from the red windmill, where Nini-legs-in-the-air once cut rugs. A whisper reaches her, calling in a language she has yet to learn.