Influenced by Joel Denny, a progressive scholar, Li Aupart Di is eager to get rid of the fetters of suffocating family and environment, and strongly demands to change the status quo of the enslaved motherland and oppose the power of the church. 18 18 wrote two ode poems, To Italy and Dante Monument. The former praises Italy's past glory, mourns the humiliation she has suffered now, and condemns Italy's sons for forgetting the glorious history of the nation and giving up the despicable behavior of fighting for freedom; The latter inspired his contemporaries with the image of the great patriotic poet Dante, and drew honor and strength from his ancestors. These two poems are passionate, solemn and stirring, and have great artistic appeal.
18 19, Li Aupart's request to leave Renati was rejected by his father. He was almost blind due to eye diseases and fell into deep pain. This year, he wrote the pastoral poem Infinity, which expressed his deep thinking about the infinity and eternity of the universe and described his transcendental artistic conception of harmonious coexistence with nature. Later, he wrote poems such as "Dedicated to Angelo Mayi", "Wedding for Paulina" and "Dedicated to the Winner of Ball Games", all of which were permeated with the spirit of pursuing national independence and freedom.
1822, Li Aupart Di left Reconetti for Rome. I returned to my hometown a year later. 1825, he went to Milan and other places to witness the dark scene of feudal restoration after the national rejuvenation movement was frustrated. During this period, although there were pastoral poems praising beauty and youth, such as To Sylvia, most of them were full of sadness and pessimism, such as Little brutus and Sappho's Last Song.
1829, the poet's health deteriorated and he returned to his hometown again. In his poems Memories, Silence after the Storm, Saturday in the Country and Nocturnal of an Asian Nomad, he reveals extremely gloomy and sad feelings. The poet laments that youth is "the only flower in a lonely life"; Express the sunny weather after the storm and everyone is happy, but deeply feel that the happiness of life is just the gap of fear.
1830, the poet left Reconetti, which he called "killing the game", and went to Florence, and settled in Naples three years later. His late poems reflect his meditation in pain. The Plantagenet Dynasty calls on people threatened by nature to love each other, unite and help each other. The sequel to the Battle of the Rat and Frog attacked the Austrian invaders in an implicit way, criticizing the charcoal burner as a coward whose words speak louder than deeds. Fan Anshi criticized the rapidly formed capitalist relationship.