A beautiful, lilting love poem has been recited along the banks of the Nile for a thousand years. Three thousand years ago, a great emperor made a promise to the woman he loved beside the Nile: "I am already the Pharaoh of Egypt. I can give you anything you desire. If it is reasonable, ask for one and I will give you two. If it is unreasonable, then I will be an irrational ruler and grant your wish anyway." It was a vow, a declaration of love, and a love poem all at once. After enduring countless hardships and sharing both joy and sorrow, they finally wrote a great love story that would last forever, faithful unto death.
