There are Avenues by Peter Robinson

Peter Robinson's new poem is a series of prodigal returns to the city of Liverpool where he was first brought at the age of three, and to which he has been returning ever since.

It revisits memory and expectation, the public and private, the rooted and estranged, with vividness and lyrical finesse. Such skills have made Robinson, in Adam Piette's words:

"the finest poet alive when it comes to the probing of
shifts in atmosphere, momentary changes in the weather of the mind, each
poem an astonishingly fine-tuned gauge for recording the pressures and
processes that generate lived occasions."