History & Politics

Song from "King Arthur" (Two daughters of this aged stream are we)

by John Dryden 1631–1700

History & Politics

Two daughters of this aged stream are we;
And both our sea-green locks have comb'd for thee;
Come bathe with us an hour or two,
Come naked in, for we are so:
What danger from a naked foe?
Come bathe with us, come bathe, and share
What pleasures in the floods appear;
We'll beat the waters till they bound,
And circle round, around, around,
And circle round, around.

MLA

Dryden, John. “Song from "King Arthur" (Two daughters of this aged stream are we).” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/dryden/74/.

Chicago

Dryden, John. “Song from "King Arthur" (Two daughters of this aged stream are we).” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/dryden/74/.

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