For 10 points, name this poem that claims "Stone walls do not a prison make, / nor iron bars a cage," a poem addressed from jail, by Richard Lovelace.
The speaker of this work imagines lying tangled in his lover's hair. Entities in this poem like "Enlarged winds, that curl the flood," "birds that wanton in the air," and "fishes that tipple in the deep," know "no such (*) liberty" as the speaker. The speaker of this poem will sing the glories of his king "like committed linnets," and it begins "When Love with unconfined wings / Hovers within my gates." For 10 points, name this poem that claims "Stone walls do not a prison make, / nor iron bars a cage," a poem addressed from jail, by Richard Lovelace.
The speaker of this work imagines lying tangled in his lover's hair.
"To Althea, From Prison"