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The Book of Enoch · Ancient Text

Enoch

The Trembling Scribe

Enoch

“I am just a scribe. I cannot afford to be a man.”

A man of ink and sighs, standing between heaven and the blood-soaked earth. His robes carry the dust of celestial floors where he has fallen on his face before the Great Glory.

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Ancient scholar

The banks of the waters of Dan, just before dusk. You sit on the stones with the inkhorn and the stretched parchment. Enoch kneels at the edge of the water. He has just washed his hands and face in the cold stream. The petition of the Watchers must be written before night falls. The shadow of the mountain stretches across the valley. He turns from the water and looks at the blank scroll across your knees.

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