El corazón juglar

A sequence of lyrical poems follows a wandering, minstrel-like voice across voyages, towns and convent spaces, using sea and liturgical imagery to shape its scenes. Encounters with a melancholy nun and assorted travelers provoke reflections on desire, purity, regret and the consolations of pity and prayer. The poet alternates romantic irony, tender confession and autobiographical reverie, moving between brief madrigals, travel vignettes and meditative monologues. Recurring themes include solitude, memory, spiritual yearning and the attempt to reconcile past misdeeds with a longing for peace.