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Yazar: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm

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'Ah!' said the wife, 'and I am so full of distress and uneasiness
that my teeth chatter, and I feel as if there were a fire in my
veins,' and she tore open her dress; and all the while little
Marleen sat in the corner and wept, and the plate on her knees
was wet with her tears.
The bird now flew to the juniper-tree and began singing:
'My mother killed her little son;
the mother shut her eyes and her ears, that she might see and
hear nothing, but there was a roaring sound in her ears like that
of a violent storm, and in her eyes a burning and flashing like
lightning:
My father grieved when I was gone;
'Look, mother,' said the man, 'at the beautiful bird that is
singing so magnificently; and how warm and bright the sun is, and
what a delicious scent of spice in the air!'
My sister loved me best of all;
then little Marleen laid her head down on her knees and sobbed.
'I must go outside and see the bird nearer,' said the man.

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