Use a plain white background, crisp vector-like lines, no shading, no perspective, and no three-dimensional rendering. Show the Ark as a horizontal black-outlined rectangle with the biblical footprint proportions of 2.5 cubits long by 1.5 cubits wide, giving a precise 5:3 length-to-width ratio. Orient the diagram as follows: the Ark’s long dimension runs from left to right; the rear long side is the upper horizontal edge; the front long side is the lower horizontal edge; the left and right edges are the two short ends. Show exactly four blue oval rings, one at each corner position: rear-left; front-left; rear-right; front-right. Show exactly two continuous red poles: one pole immediately outside the left short end; one pole immediately outside the right short end. Each pole runs vertically on the page from front to rear and passes through the two rings at its corresponding end. The red poles must extend beyond both the front and rear sides of the Ark. The poles are vertical only in the top-down diagram; in real three-dimensional space they represent horizontal carrying poles parallel to the ground.