The Happiness Outside There Poem by Paolo Giuseppe Mazzarello

Freud wrote that it's to live a children's pleasure again,
I'd say rather to have a simple and loving set.
Pascoli wrote that it's a bird or a child jumping onto the cherry tree,
A bird or a child must grow up and also the cherry tree.
Happiness has the scent of wistaria in bloom, violet and green.
Blue is the gleaming sky above the wistaria of my old school.
Black was the smock of a pupil playing under the chestnuts,
White was that of a little girl with her long brown hair.
The courtyard had a stone floor and a wall all around.
A down-hill road turned to the right outside there.