One of the oldest works of literature in poetry is the great Hymn to the Aten which is the longest Hymns every written to the sun-disk deity Aten. The poem was composed in the mid 14th century BC to pharaoh Akhenaten “Amenhotep IV” (1343-1336 BC) who attempted to alter the religious atmosphere of the country from Polytheism to monotheism under the worship of Aten “The Sun Disk” and declare himself as a prophet. He even established a new city called EL-Amarna which held many artifacts and monuments related to Akhenaten that were destroyed by his son Tutankhamun. It remains the only surviving piece of literature concerned with Akhenaten’s spiritual expression.