* "The caged bird beats his wing"
* "The free bird thinks of another breeze"
* "And the trade winds soft through the sighing trees"
* "And the brown bird with the whisky taste"
* Auditory imagery:
* "The caged bird sings with a fearful trill"
* "The free bird thinks of another song"
* "And the trade winds soft through the sighing trees"
* "And the brown bird with the whisky taste"
* Olfactory imagery:
* "The caged bird smells the jail-house smell"
* "The free bird smells the scent of liberty"
* "And the desert bird who's thirsty throat"
* "And the brown bird with the whisky taste"
* Tactile imagery:
* "The caged bird feels the bars of his cage"
* "The free bird feels the wind in his feathers"
* "And the desert bird who's thirsty throat"
* "And the brown bird with the whisky taste"
* Gustatory imagery:
* "The caged bird tastes the bitter food of captivity"
* "The free bird tastes the sweet fruit of freedom"
* "And yet when I put berries in their cage "
* "And the brown bird with the whisky taste"