In Uncertainty to a Lady
by Aldous Huxley
In Uncertainty to a Lady was published in The Defeat of Youth and Other Poems in 1918.
am not one of those who sip, Like a quotidian bock, Cheap idylls from a languid lip Prepared to yawn or mock. I wait the indubitable word, The great Unconscious Cue. Has it been spoken and unheard? Spoken, perhaps, by you ...?
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