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What is the title of this work and the literary devices in this quote? "Stone walls do not a prison makeNor iron bars a cageMinds innocent and quiet takeThat for a hermitageIf I have a freedom in my love,And in my soul am free,Agnels alone that soar aboveEnjoy such liberty."
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