As Flores Desabrocham

In 'As Flores Desabrocham,' Debora e Abigail craft a vivid tapestry of spiritual imagery and hopeful anticipation. The song opens with the metaphor of blooming flowers and the arrival of spring, symbolizing renewal and the promise of new beginnings. The singing birds further enhance this sense of awakening and joy, heralding the arrival of something divine. The lyrics draw a parallel between the natural beauty of a garden and the eternal garden of Christ, emphasizing the proximity of the end times and the hope of salvation through Jesus, the 'lily of the valleys.'

The recurring desire to 'live like birds singing at the beautiful dawn' reflects a yearning for a pure, joyful existence in harmony with divine will. This imagery is not just about the beauty of nature but also about the spiritual awakening and the ultimate reunion with Christ. The mention of the 'tree of life' bearing twelve fruits in the middle of the square in a beautiful encampment evokes the biblical vision of paradise, where eternal glory and peace await the faithful. Jesus, depicted as the 'Paschal Lamb' on the throne, signifies the sacrificial love and the promise of eternal life.

The song also touches on the theme of finality and departure from the earthly realm. The 'last goodbye' and 'last praise' signify the end of earthly struggles and the beginning of an eternal journey with Christ. The act of singing 'hallelujah' as they travel to heaven underscores the joy and gratitude of the faithful as they leave behind a 'thankless world' to dwell with Jesus. This powerful imagery encapsulates the Christian hope of resurrection and eternal life, making 'As Flores Desabrocham' a poignant and uplifting anthem of faith and redemption.