Poetry and Bondage - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Illustrations

pp ix-ix

Acknowledgements

pp x-xiv

Introduction - The Fetters of Verse

pp 1-28

Part I - Lyric Cells

pp 29-148

Chapter 1 - The Music of Fetters

pp 31-59

Chapter 2 - The Ligature

pp 60-82

Chapter 3 - Each in Their Separate Hell

pp 83-111

Chapter 4 - Hours of Lead

pp 112-148

Part II - The Songs of Slavery

pp 149-280

Chapter 5 - Bind Me – I Still Can Sing

pp 151-179

Chapter 6 - The Story that Cannot Be Told

pp 180-208

Chapter 7 - The Sound Came from Everywhere and Nowhere

pp 209-245

Chapter 8 - Singing at the Window

pp 246-280

Part III - Pleasures and Ornaments

pp 281-413

Chapter 9 - A New Made Wound

pp 283-310

Chapter 10 - The Ecstatic Lash of the Poetic Line

pp 311-349

Chapter 11 - Soft Architecture

pp 350-380

Chapter 12 - Silken Fetters

pp 381-413

Index

pp 414-422