The Wandering Islands instance of literary work
The Wandering Islands (1955) is the first poetry collection by Australian poet A. D. Hope.  It won the Grace Leven Prize for Poetry in 1955.The collection consists of 39 poems, most are published in this collection for the first time and others are reprinted from various Australian poetry publications.  The earliest poem in the collection dates from 1943.Contents
"Flower Poem"
"Easter Hymn"
"Observation Car"
"The Wandering Islands"
"Three Romances"
"Rawhead and Bloody Bones"
"X-Ray Photograph"
"Massacre of the Innocents"
"Pygmalion"
"Ascent into Hell"
"The Gateway"
"The Muse"
"The Pleasure of Princes"
"Imperial Adam"
"The Trophy"
"Pyramis or The House of Ascent"
"Circe : After the Painting by Dosso Dossi"
"The Death of the Bird"
"Invocation"
"William Butler Yeats"
"Chorale"
"The Cheek"
"The Sleeper"
"Lot and His Daughters"  Note: Printed as two separate poems: "Lot and His Daughters" I and II.
"The Dinner"
"The Return of Persephone"
"The Lamp and the Jar"
"Heldensagen"
"The Brides"
"Toast for a Golden Age"
"Sportsfield"
"Standardisation"
"Giving It Up"
"The House of God"
"The Lingam and the Yoni"
"To Julia Walking Away"
"The Explorers"
"Conquistador"
"The Bed"
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