My jardin

In 'My jardin,' Blest, featuring Marcos Witt, uses the metaphor of a garden to explore themes of faith, neglect, and spiritual renewal. The song begins with Witt describing a seed that has taken root in his heart, symbolizing the initial acceptance of faith. This seed grows into a beautiful rose, representing the flourishing of one's spiritual life. However, the rose eventually weakens and its petals fall, signifying a period of spiritual neglect or struggle where one's faith begins to wither.

The chorus serves as a call to return to the garden, urging the listener to nurture their faith continuously. The imagery of watering and beautifying the garden until the sun shines again emphasizes the importance of persistent care and devotion. The garden, in this context, is a metaphor for one's soul or spiritual life, which requires constant attention and effort to remain vibrant and alive. The chorus also highlights the communal aspect of faith, suggesting that a well-tended garden can inspire others to cultivate their own spiritual lives.

Blest's verse adds a personal touch to the narrative, admitting to a period of neglect in maintaining his spiritual garden. He acknowledges that he has not opened the rose given by his Father, a metaphor for God's gift of love and grace. However, he finds solace in the fact that God's grace has found him once again, and he hears God's sweet voice speaking to his soul. This moment of reconnection and renewal underscores the song's message that it is never too late to return to one's faith and begin the process of spiritual rejuvenation.