Antipodes in Shoes (1958) is a poetry collection by Australian poet Geoffrey Dutton.

[1] The collection consists of 51 poems, most of which were previously published in various Australian poetry publications.

They went on: "In its assured and thoughtful report on his Grand Tour – all over England, Ireland and the Continent – it reminds you of the spacious days when Byron, Wordsworth and Matthew Arnold similarly meditated on their travels; and it is in line with the more recent travel-poems of Louis MacNiece and some of the Americans...It is thoroughly cultivated poetry.

"[2] Gustav Cross, in The Sydney Morning Herald noted that this collection "shows that if he [Dutton] is not yet quite among the foremost of Australia's poets he is at any rate treading hard on their heels.

Surprisingly, this is less damaging than one would imagine, for few modern poets have caught the tone and movement of Marvell half so well.