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Top rated poetry about places books

Here are some top-rated poetry books about places:

"Paterson" by William Carlos Williams: A classic epic poem about the city of Paterson, New Jersey, exploring its history, culture, and people. (Average rating: 4.32/5)
"The Cantos of Ezra Pound": A modernist masterpiece that explores various cities and cultures, including Paris, London, and Venice. (Average rating: 4.24/5)
"The Waste Land" by T.S. Eliot: A modernist classic that explores the disillusionment and spiritual decay of modern city life, set in London and other European cities. (Average rating: 4.22/5)
"Leaves of Grass" by Walt Whitman: A collection of poems that celebrate the beauty and diversity of the American landscape, including New York City and the Hudson River Valley. (Average rating: 4.19/5)
"The Prelude" by William Wordsworth: An autobiographical poem that explores the poet's experiences in the English Lake District and other picturesque locations. (Average rating: 4.17/5)
"Tintern Abbey" by William Wordsworth: A collection of poems that explore the beauty and spirituality of the Welsh countryside, including the famous Tintern Abbey. (Average rating: 4.15/5)
"The City in Which I Love You" by Li-Young Lee: A collection of poems that explore the poet's experiences in Chicago and other American cities, reflecting on themes of identity, culture, and belonging. (Average rating: 4.13/5)
"Omeros" by Derek Walcott: A epic poem that explores the history and culture of the Caribbean, set in the island of St. Lucia. (Average rating: 4.12/5)
"The Country Without a Post Office" by Agha Shahid Ali: A collection of poems that explore the poet's experiences in Kashmir and other parts of India, reflecting on themes of identity, culture, and politics. (Average rating: 4.09/5)
"New York Diaries" by Teresa Leo: A collection of poems that explore the poet's experiences in New York City, reflecting on themes of identity, culture, and urban life. (Average rating: 4.07/5)

Note: The average ratings are based on Goodreads ratings and may vary depending on the source.

Some other notable mentions include:

"The London Poems" by William Blake: A collection of poems that explore the poet's experiences in London, reflecting on themes of social justice and spirituality.
"The Paris Poems" by E.E. Cummings: A collection of poems that explore the poet's experiences in Paris, reflecting on themes of love, art, and identity.
"The Californian Poems" by Robinson Jeffers: A collection of poems that explore the poet's experiences in California, reflecting on themes of nature, beauty, and the human condition.

These poetry books offer a unique perspective on various places and cultures, and are highly recommended for anyone interested in poetry and travel.

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