To Althea, From Prison by Richard Lovelace

The Renaissance era is an era of conflict, artistic great achievement. The 17th century was closely related to the Cavaliers. One of his companionship talent is Richard Lovelace, the most famous poem "from Althea, from prison". Behind that, he wrote this masterpiece of language, deepened his inner thought, empathized with people of all ages, and presented the reader with ideals of liberty, respect, and tragedy freedom, which was great for society Affected. .

Ivan Denisovich's article In his 17th century work "From Prison to Altair," Richard Lovelace says "The walls of the stone are not made of prisons, it is not a fence of iron." It is free. By comparing the two legitimate visions of the modern world, this paradox was raised again: in the life of Ivan Denisovich the brave new world of Aldous Huxley and the day of Alexander Solzhenitsyn. The day of Ivan Denisovic's life clearly depicts readers living in prisons, makes it possible to live, the individual's rights are deprived, and the brave new world is a sense of satiety, drugs, and

Richard Loveless wrote to tell him about his current lifestyle to his lover. He wrote in prison, but Lovelace enjoyed his life and loved his mistress in "Altier from the Prison". Loveless stated that despite the fact that he was accommodated in prison, his thoughts and souls can now live freely. "The stone wall is not made by a prison, the cage is not a cage - the heart is innocent and quietly treats it as a monaster - I have free love, my soul is free "Go to Lucasta and do war," Lovelace left the safe haven of the lover and was at risk of war. He did this without fear of faith in faith. "Do not tell me, sweet, I am not kind to war and weapons that I fly from your pure chest and gentle nuns." Challenges such as prison and war affect Lavres' current life It was.