Based on the author's concept of "no ideas but in things," its title character "treads there the same stones" through the title location.  
This collection contains three excerpts from a woman named Cress, based on the author's exchanges with poet Marcia Nardi.  Based on the author's concept of "no ideas but in things," its title character "treads there the same stones" through the title location.  The feminine counterpart to the title city is brought about in book two, "Sunday in the Park," which begins "Outside / outside myself / there is a world, / he rumbled..."  Published in five volumes between 1946-58, FTP, identify this epic poem about a New Jersey town written by William Carlos Williams.
This collection contains three excerpts from a woman named Cress, based on the author's exchanges with poet Marcia Nardi.  
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