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Sumerian poems and lamentations – 06 Lullaby for a Son

Identifier

022186

Type of Spiritual Experience

Background

A description of the experience

                From A Lullaby for a Son of Shulgi (Shulgi N)

 

Ah, ah, may he grow sturdy through my crooning,
may he flourish through my crooning!
May he put down strong foundations as roots,
may he spread branches wide like a cakir plant!
Lord, from this you know our whereabouts;
among those resplendent apple trees overhanging the river,
may someone who passes by reach out his hand,
may someone lying there raise his hand.
My son, sleep will overtake you, sleep will settle on you.

Sleep come, sleep come,
sleep come to my son,
sleep hasten to my son!
Put to sleep his open eyes,
settle your hand upon his sparkling eyes—
as for his murmuring tongue,
let the murmuring not spoil his sleep.
May he fill your lap with emmer
while I sweeten miniature cheeses for you,
those cheeses that are the healer of mankind,
that are the healer of mankind,
and of the lord's son, the son of lord Culgi.

In my garden, it is the lettuces that I have watered,
and among the lettuces it is the gakkul lettuce
that I have chopped.
Let the lord eat this lettuce!
Through my crooning let me give him a wife,
let me give him a wife, let me give him a son!
May a happy nursemaid chatter with him,
may a happy nursemaid suckle him!

The source of the experience

Mesopotamian system

Concepts, symbols and science items

Concepts

Symbols

Science Items

Activities and commonsteps

Activities

Suppressions

Lettuce
LOVE

Commonsteps

References