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• My Season's furthest Flower —

  My Season's furthest Flower —
  I tenderer commend
  Because I found Her Kinsmanless, …

• My Soul — accused me — And I quailed —

  My Soul — accused me — And I quailed —
  As Tongue of Diamond had reviled
  All else accused me — and I smiled — …

  Emily Dickinson

• My Spectre around me night & day

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  My Spectre around me night & day
  Like a Wild beast guards my way …

  William Blake

• My title as a Genius thus is provd

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  My title as [a] Genius[3] thus is provd
  Not Praisd by Hayley nor by Flaxman lovd

  William Blake

• My wheel is in the dark!

  My wheel is in the dark!
  I cannot see a spoke
  Yet know its dripping feet …

  Emily Dickinson

• The Mylora Elopement

  By the winding Wollondilly where the weeping willows weep,
  And the shepherd, with his billy, half awake and half asleed,
  Folds his fleecy flocks that linger homewards in the setting sun …

  Banjo Paterson

• Myself can read the Telegrams

  Myself can read the Telegrams
  A Letter chief to me
  The Stock's advance and Retrograde …

• Myself was formed — a Carpenter —

  Myself was formed — a Carpenter —
  An unpretending time
  My Plane — and I, together wrought …

• Nail his neck to the Cross nail it with a nail

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  Nail his neck to the Cross nail it with a nail
  Nail his neck to the Cross ye all have power over his tail

  William Blake

• Nature affects to be sedate

  Nature affects to be sedate
  Upon occasion, grand
  But let our observation shut …

• Nature and God — I neither knew

  Nature and God — I neither knew
  Yet Both so well knew me
  They startled, like Executors …

  Emily Dickinson

• Nature assigns the Sun —

  Nature assigns the Sun —
  That — is Astronomy —
  Nature cannot enact a Friend — …

• Nature can do no more

  Nature can do no more
  She has fulfilled her Dyes
  Whatever Flower fail to come …

• Nature — sometimes sears a Sapling —

  Nature — sometimes sears a Sapling —
  Sometimes — scalps a Tree —
  Her Green People recollect it …

• The New Birth (Very)

  'Tis a new life—thoughts move not as they did
  With slow uncertain steps across my mind,
  In thronging haste fast pressing on they bid …

  Jones Very

• A New England Valentine

  O, SWEET little maid of a Puritan line,
  O, dear little maid of a Puritan town,
  On the morn of that saint whom they name Valentine, …

  Abbie Farwell Brown

• New feet within my garden go —

  New feet within my garden go,
  New fingers stir the sod ;
  A troubadour upon the elm …

  Emily Dickinson

• The New Vestments

  There lived an old man in the kingdom of Tess,
  Who invented a purely original dress;
  And when it was perfectly made and complete, …

  Edward Lear

• Nightfall in Hungary

  As when the sun in darkness sets,
  And night falls on the earth,
  Along the azure fields above …

  Anne Lynch Botta

• No Autumn's intercepting Chill

  No Autumn's intercepting Chill
  Appalls this Tropic Breast —
  But African Exuberance …

  Emily Dickinson

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