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What point do you think Hughes is making when he names four different rivers around the world, at four different periods in history?

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In the central stanza, he refers to four rivers in succession: the Euphrates, the Congo, the Nile, and the Mississippi. The Euphrates is one of the rivers of the fertile crescent in Mesopotamia

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