Enheduanna of stellar repute, was the daughter of Sargon the Great, the first emperor in Mesopotamia. She is the first literary person in recorded history: Priestess of Ur, Princess of yore, but Poetess forever. The mayor of Ur desires to confiscate the property of a potter and enslave his beautiful niece. The priestess steps out of her secure world and saves them. Next, the priestess is challenged by the king of a neighboring city. Beshi, the emissary of her father comes to her help with whom she begins a romance. Yet, intimidated when alone she faces down and disgraces the king. The event has its consequence. The story is based on her own account. The discerning reader interested in Sumerian culture can relate to themes current even today: state vs. belief and the mighty vs. the meek.