interraenymphae

I can recall those days so clearly, when we would laugh and play sincerely, Innocent and contented while each other we'd adore, Thinking of the many places we had yet to hold our races And our smiling shining faces had not been privileged to explore, But now we shall enjoy these rare and wond'rous days no more. They are ceased forevermore. I must confess quite plainly that the blame for this may mainly Have fallen at my own feet, and yet toward you I implore, To offer me one more chance, or possibly one more dance, To let me make my own amends, and our relationship restore. For 'twould be an honest pleasure if your presence were pre