Resurrection Battle at the Demoniac’s Tomb

The demoniac:
Forgotten.
Dressed in rags and chains, I was not
ready to entertain kings.
You crossed the unclean threshold of my grave,
your royal robes billowing in the sea’s warm breeze.
My heart strained to near you.
Dare I hope.
Demons:
Hopeless.
A crown, only seen by our eyes, testifies to us who you are.
Naked, we claw with rocks at vulnerable flesh, mutilating your earthly jewel.
We’ll make you unrecognizable too. Soon. Flesh out, God.
Forsaken
Forsaken
Demoniac:
I scream for
release from day and night horror. While they cried out to
remain fast.
I was a scarred lamb within, and
a roaring lion without.
Demons:
Mighty Samson would not tame we beating beasts.
Demoniac:
You, Son of God, entered my tomb and knocked
the breath out of me.
What man chained you commanded freed.
Clothed in righteousness, I now cling to you.
You are God in flesh!
You are God in flesh!
A demoniac commissioned to share the truth of your
love for mankind.
(Inspired by Mark 5)