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Poem 9 (J 77: 1830-1886)
1:
| I never hear the word | Escape |
| I never hear the word | escape |
| I never hear the word | escape |
| I never hear the word | escape |
2:
| Without a quicker blood, |
3:
| A sudden | Expectation | , |
| A sudden | expectation | , |
| A sudden | expectation | , |
| A sudden | expectation | , |
4:
| A flying attitude | ! |
| A flying attitude | ! |
| A flying attitude | . |
| A flying attitude | . |
5:
| I never hear of prisons broad |
6:
| By soldiers battered down, |
7:
| But I tug childish at my | bar | — |
| But I tug childish at my | bars |
| But I tug childish at my | bars | ,— |
| But I tug childish at my | bars | ,— |
8:
| Only to fail again! |
