
audiobook
by Freiherr von Ludwig Achim Arnim, Clemens Brentano
Die Ammen-Uhr
Vorwort
A modest yet enchanting collection of folk verses opens with a gentle, rhythmic hymn that mirrors the passing hours of a village clock. Each stanza weaves everyday moments—farm chores, market trips, the croak of a rooster—into a lively tapestry that feels both nostalgic and alive. The simple language and melodic cadence invite listeners to linger over each line, savoring the timeless charm of rural German life.
Interlaced with the verses are wood‑cut illustrations that bring the scenes to vivid life, grounding the poetic reverie in tangible, heartfelt imagery. As the clock tolls from one to eight, the book gently guides you through a day of humble tasks and quiet joys, offering a glimpse of a world where kindness and common sense reign. It’s a perfect retreat for anyone who enjoys folk folklore told with a soft, musical touch.
Language
de
Duration
~20 minutes (20K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2018-09-16
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1781–1831
A key voice of German Romanticism, he helped turn old folk songs and legends into literature that still feels vivid, strange, and alive. His work moves between folklore, fantasy, and history, with a strong feel for the uncanny.
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1778–1842
A leading voice of German Romanticism, this poet and novelist helped turn folklore, song, and legend into literature that still feels vivid and strange. He is especially remembered for his work with folk traditions and for the ballad that made Lorelei famous.
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