Old suburbian wall
your shadow was my partner
To my childhood without splendor
your honeysuckle was a friend
When my first love, trembling
with hopes kissed my soul,
I, next to you, pure and happy,
sang my first confession like this:
Honeysuckles in bloom that've seen me be born
and on the old wall surprised my love,
your humble caress is like the affection,
first and deary, that I feel for him
Honeysuckles in bloom, that go away climbing,
it's your hug, tenacious and sweetish as that
If every year your flowers revive
it would stop my first love from dying
Years have passed, and a thousand disappointments too
I come to tell you, my old wall
That is how I learned that one needs to pretend
in order to live decently
That love and faith are lies
and that people laugh about pain
Today, when life has punished me,
and showed me its bitter belief
Old wall, with excitement
I bring myself closer to you and I tell you, like yesterday:
Honeysuckles on the floor that've seen me be born
and on an old wall surprised my love,
your humble caress is like the affection,
first and deary, that I feel for him
Honeysuckles on the floor, that go away climbing,
it's your hug, tenacious and sweetish as that
If every year your flowers revive,
why is my first love not coming back yet?