Jésus

A tender homage opens the work, as a grandson writes a grieving yet hopeful verse for his late grandfather, shaping his memory into the likeness of a wooden crucifix. The poetic voice blends personal loss with a reverent longing for the divine, inviting listeners into a quiet, intimate meditation that feels both timeless and deeply personal.

Soon two weary pilgrims wander toward Emmaus, their conversation heavy with sorrow over the recent crucifixion. As night falls, a shadowy figure—unidentified yet unmistakably radiant—joins them, prompting questions about faith, despair, and the lingering presence of the risen teacher. Their tentative dialogue captures the fragile tug between doubt and longing, offering a lyrical exploration of spiritual yearning that resonates long after the evening’s first steps.