Olvidé Cuidar Mi Huerto
Jesús Adrián Romero
Rediscovering the Inner Garden: A Journey of Spiritual Renewal
In 'Olvidé Cuidar Mi Huerto,' Jesús Adrián Romero delves into the theme of spiritual neglect and the journey towards renewal. The song's title, which translates to 'I Forgot to Tend My Garden,' serves as a powerful metaphor for the singer's inner life and spiritual well-being. Romero confesses that he has been so preoccupied with external responsibilities and the needs of others that he has neglected his own spiritual garden. This neglect has led to a sense of emptiness and dryness, symbolized by the drying up of the river that once filled his inner being with life.
The lyrics poignantly describe the consequences of this neglect. Romero admits to forgetting to 'sit alone and listen to Your voice' and to 'close my eyes and feel.' These lines highlight the importance of personal reflection and connection with the divine, which he has overlooked in his busy life. The imagery of a dried-up river and a garden that has lost its fragrance underscores the profound impact of spiritual neglect on one's inner peace and vitality.
In the chorus, Romero pleads for divine intervention, asking for the presence of God to return and fill his life once more. He seeks to be 'satiated again,' indicating a deep yearning for spiritual renewal and the restoration of his inner garden. The song serves as a reminder of the importance of self-care and spiritual devotion, urging listeners to prioritize their inner lives amidst the demands of the external world. Through its heartfelt lyrics and evocative imagery, 'Olvidé Cuidar Mi Huerto' resonates with anyone who has ever felt spiritually depleted and in need of renewal.