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Poem by Aldous Huxley


In Uncertainty to a Lady


I 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?



Aldous Huxley


Aldous Huxley's other poems:
  1. Minoan Porcelain
  2. Revelation
  3. The Elms
  4. Private Property
  5. Anniversaries


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