Song of Enoch

by Paul Newman

First published 2017

Enoch lives as a righteous man among his family and community, but burns with desire to uncover the world's deepest secrets. For 365 years he pursues forbidden knowledge, learning from both divine messengers and fallen angels who reveal how all things came into being. He discovers that reality consists not of what humans see, but of ancient relationships forged in primeval times. Understanding these roots gives him power over their fruits. His fearless quest for truth transforms both his inner nature and the outer world around him. Through seeking knowledge that others fear to touch, Enoch perfects his own being and achieves something no other human has accomplished. God takes him to heaven while still alive in his physical body, desires intact. This poem draws from three apocryphal books attributed to Enoch, exploring his role as the archetypal seeker who bridges human and divine realms. His story speaks to those brave enough to listen to forbidden teachers and determined to make every part of themselves sacred.

Genres: mythology, historical-fiction, fantasy, ancient, angels

Vibes: intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking

Tropes: archetypal-seeker, bridge-human-divine

Period: 365 Years

112 pages · Paperback · CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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