Edited sentence: Allen Ginsberg, a well known Beat Poet wrote almost exclusively of the desolate world he saw, created in result by the Cold War.And it is through that tandem cause of war the the Beats found a thematic similarity and thus recreated the styles of the Dadaists and the Surrealists.Another theory was that the name was contrived by the "cut-up" method in which random letters and words are placed in a pile, and selected at random to form, words, names, and even full lines of poetry.Dadaism is considered one of the influencing movements of the Beat generation that came into being during the 1960's of suburbia American.He describes the destruction wreaked around his in gorey detail, painting an image of men who “bared their brains to Heaven under the El;” men who committed suicide in the world torn apart by war.History is often described as tandem repetitive in the fact that events often reoccur in different times with only slight variations in history.The comparisons between Dadism, Surrealism, and the Beat Modernism can be compared in theme, from, and style, all of which are decidedly similar between the two.The history causing the stylistic movements to take place are hauntingly familiar, they both emphasize a desolateness left by their respective wars, and that common cause is the inherent reason the styles are so similar.This desolation can be mirrored in the poetic writings of Hans Arp who claimed life was empty : “and so on without end/it is a sad perspective, which adds an I-don't-know-what, to another I-don't-know-what.War caused many people to loose their faith, and in the aftermath of both the Cold War and either of the World Wars, distrust and disgust of the world came to the forefront in hidden barbs disguised as metaphors in writings