In the process of literary creation and transformation, the newly risen writers were inevitably influenced by the predecessors either consciously or unconsciously. The inheritance and changes of literary creation enabled the literary history to be discussed. What literary inherited and changed was "canon" or "paragon." A writer able to cause paragon effect not only called for changes of genre, but also the newly risen writers' imitation of style, subject and topic. This phenomenon existed in Taiwanese poetry. Many poet regarded Yang Mu as "paragon," and imitate his classical syntax, image and rhythm to follow his carefree and leisurable style, trying to approach the aesthetic goal as much as possible. Yang Chia-hsien was following the predecessor consciously. The syntax of her poetry was very similar to Yang Mu. This study analyze and discuss the two poets' writing works related to "time," hoping to observe Yang Mu's influence and the dimple effect on Yang Chia-hsien's writing works as paragon effect