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“There was something beautifully lonely about Hemingway’s characters, they were like poems trapped in flesh.” — Patti Smith
Patti Smith, a poet of punk and a priestess of the written word, saw in Hemingway what few say out loud: tenderness beneath the toughness. To her, his characters weren’t just wounded men, they were verses written in silence, carrying longing and love behind sun-scorched eyes and clenched jaws.
Like Patti’s own lyrics and poems, Hemingway’s stories pulse with what’s unsaid. The heartbreak in The Sun Also Rises. The quiet ache in A Clean, Well-Lighted Place. The unspoken grief of The Snows of Kilimanjaro. These are not just men at war with the world, they’re men at war with memory, with meaning, with time.
Smith understood that real beauty in writing doesn’t come from how loud you can speak, but how deeply you can feel. Hemingway’s characters, like hers, live between the lines.
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