She began to sing in her gruff and croaky voice. A voice that sent shivers down the assembled people.
Baby sweet dreaming so still Of dear old Hamburg town Never knowing all this time Of the curse I shall bestow Far away you travel will To a land across the sea Language so different be No German shall you hear
Never before had such a curse been invoked. The parents wailed and fell into each others arms and their tears fell to the floor. They cried so many tears that they flowed outside and they collected into a pool. To this day this pool is known as The Wailing Pool. The assemblage howled and beat their breasts. . How could this happen to their adorable Mara?
But, just then the fifth midwife who had not yet given her blessing stepped forwards. She represented the compass point up. She waved her hand and with a soft spoken “quiet” had an instant hush fall over the Meeting Hall. Suddenly there was an expectation that just maybe things might be all right.
Aaliya moved towards the cradle. She appeared to float on air as she moved, such was her grace and beauty. Once at the cradle she began to sing in a soft melodious voice, like the voice of an angel.
Cursed you are and cursed shall stay For this I cannot alter But soften blow of curse you have Your spirit there will settle And all around love will grow And turn the curse to blessing
Instantly hope returned in the Meeting Hall. It would appear that the horrid fate of their beautiful baby Mara had been altered. That they would eventually lose her was now ordained but she would not suffer a cruel fate.
As I had suspected you might follow in the flow of fairytales, the curse was followed with hope. I'm excited to see what adventures lie ahead for baby Mara. This is quite the interesting tale and I hope you don't mind, but I am going to read this tale to my granddaught at night for her bedtime story. I'm sure she will enjoy it as much as I have. Author, Author!!!!
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