While studying different authors of the Beat Movement, I found Gary Snyder most interesting. After reading a multitude of Snyder's poetry, I noticed he used a variety of stylistic choices to bring the reader closer to nature religiously and emotionally. To do this Snyder, implemented Zen ideologies, such as references to breath and mindfulness. He also used connotation to express natures beauty through simple nouns, such as "trees" and "bark". In order to evoke a calm feeling on a reader, Snyder wrote his poetry with a calm poem and carries out his message through short lines. Gary Snyder's background specifically influenced his writing, because when he was a child he came to realize his parents were associated with a capitalistic group called the Wobblies. This upset anger so he decided to write poetry about nature to correlate human behavior with ecology. In turn, I wrote Thick Fur of Yellow and red using Snyder's stylistic choices of diction, tone, and natural imagery to express how Industrialization chooses to ignore the beauty of nature, because they choose to associate ecology with negativity. In my poem I wrote about how a industrialists choose to ignore the beauty of a newborn fox, because they do not look beyond the frightening mating call. All in all I hope the reader makes a connection to the Buddhist ideologies evoked in the piece, for the essence of time is important in understanding nature.