In the poems titled "When I Read Shakespeare"

"Now It's Happened" and "Tragedy"

D. H. Lawrence makes his comments on world-renowned writers such as Shakespeare

Tolstoy

Dostoevsky

and Chekhov from his own perspective

and puts forward his own views on tragedy. Based on Aristotle's definition of tragedy

Henry James' view of fiction

and the literary theory of Longinus

it can be concluded that Lawrence's comments on these world-renowned writers in his poetry are biased. Literary works should reflect the true face of the world and strive for the improvement of human nature and the enhancement of morality. However

if traditional morality is ignored

literary works won't be able to play a positive role in the progress of humanity.