The book "The Common Lot" by Robert Herrick is a collection of poems that was published in the 17th century. The author reproduces the realities of his time in a poetic form, highlighting the themes of love, death, religion and social inequality. Herrick has masterful poetic speech that allows the reader to feel the depth of feelings and thoughts embodied in each poem. He subtly reproduces the beauty and pain of reality, giving it a special lyrical flavor. "The Common Lot" is a work that fascinates with its sophistication and intellectuality, leaving a feeling of deep interest and admiration in anyone who considers himself a connoisseur of literary classics.