The poem "Prayer" describes his hopes for social development and change, and hopes and even prayers show the poet's eagerness and piety. The poet prayed for the elimination of the forbidden area, for richness, and for human justice. The last three lines made the meaning of the poem jump to a higher level, and prayed for no more prayer. This is not just a question of artistic skills, so you can imagine how hard it is for poets to analyze and seek for many years. Another poem similar to this topic, Request, is more interesting. The poet asked love to give him courage, courage and judgment, asked freedom to give him confidence, aesthetics and dignity. Finally, after gaining courage and confidence, he relied on others to "throw the burning provocation to the sun". This poem was written in 1976. The poet expressed his desire for love and freedom with such philosophical poems, which was enlightening at that time. For the author, I think it just expressed his experience.