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Renowned author, It’s the 2nd time this week I read a poem about encounters with Hemingway. Eugenio Montale, who famously met Hemingway in Venice close to his death, has reportedly passed away. The news of his death was first brought to light by Lorna Crozier, who wrote about seeing Hemingway in Adra, Spain, his ghost living as a fisherman.
Montale, a man who had already read his own obituary twice, was known for his profound poetry and unique style. His encounters with Hemingway in Venice were said to have had a profound impact on both writers, leading to a mutual respect and admiration for each other’s work.
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While the exact cause of Montale’s death has not been confirmed or validated, his passing has left a void in the literary world. Fans and fellow writers alike are mourning the loss of a true talent and a visionary artist.
As we await further details on Montale’s passing, we remember his contributions to literature and his unforgettable encounters with Hemingway. His legacy will live on through his poetry, which continues to inspire and move readers around the world.
