Clay Culture Of Sumerian Akkadian Assyrian Poem by Chan Mongol

CLAY CULTURE OF SUMERIAN AKKADIAN ASSYRIAN
Poem by Chan Mongol
February 21 of 2020


I remember of living like those as a Sumerian
In the state of nature Like an Akkadian or Assyrian
We then used clay to make utensils, pitchers and mugs
Out of clay we made stoves, plates, dishes and jugs.

As a matter of fact, still exists the clay culture
In remote areas of the vast Assyrian empire.
Broken to pieces now but the empire is still there
With similar basic words, characters and the nature!

Never needed then, any of modern refrigerators
We kept water colder with clay made pitchers.
For agriculture, we used a pair of bull, ox or cow
With attachments of a ladder and or a plow.

Assyrian empire introduced a civilization
In all over of the present Asia continent, region.
Akkadian, Assyrian, Sumerian and Babylonian
All were centered in almost same region-location.

Hebrew, Arabic, Amharic, Dravidian
Sources are there with Akkadian, Assyrian.
Coastal life around ocean, seas, gulf and rivers
With log made ships, they did then commerce.

Asia came after the name of Assyria
But the only one country still lives as Syria.
History repeats over and over
Let Syria unite and confederate parts of Asia!

If one big Asia is impossible to be done
Let Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Mid-east, Turkey be one!
Let Southeast Asia and Bharat be together
Let China be a separate continent or empire!

Chaotic conflicts are now with small neighbor countries
Break borders to let blow the fresh peaceful breeze!
Whoever still holds the essence of trees and the nature
Almost 7500 years older agriculture and clay culture!

If USA can live with assorted people in various soils
So can Syria, Babylonia with the ancient trail with toils!
United we stand and divided we fall in practical
Let smaller countries merge together to free people!