Akhenaten (Moses): A poem 

O how I cursed the Egyptians! 

For what they did to my son Tutankhamun 

I had only killed a man 

For I was a dragon, understand? 

So, I fled to find my way to Israel 

And abandoned my resplendent Amarna Tel 

What was the land in which I was bred? 

What was the land for which I bled? 

When I knew that it was true 

that I was a mere Habiru 

And just that little imposing clue 

turned over my life and made me new! 

I called on Aten, your Adonai 

Can we ever know the name of the all-seeing eye? 

What is the meaning of all this strife, ask I? 

Because there’s unrelenting evil that I have to fight, live with, and die