《百慕大》是马维尔早期比较有名的一首诗歌,在诗中诗人表现了对伊甸园的追寻主题:对美好的乐园的向往和对基督教传统的沉思。本文通过对诗歌中文学典故的探源,认为《百慕大》一诗中对乐园的求索一方面表现了诗人对待生活与社会的怀疑、矛盾的态度,另一方面则体现了只有信仰上帝、理解上帝的意志,才能到达真正的乐园。马维尔以一个清教徒的矛盾心态,构想出了一幅理想中的俗世伊甸园。 “Bermuda” is one of Marwell’s earlier poems, in which the poet expresses his search for the theme of Eden: the longing for a beautiful paradise and the contemplation of the Christian tradition. Based on the origin of the literary allusions in poetry, this paper argues that the search for paradise in the poem “Bermuda” shows the poet’s skeptical and contradictory attitudes toward life and society on the one hand and the belief that God only understands God and understands God on the other hand. The will to reach the real paradise. As a Puritan ambivalence, Marvel devised an idealized earthly Garden of Eden.