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by Nicholas Gordon

• Names Are Little Labels
• Natalie
• Natascha Is both Passionate and Pure
• Nathan
• Nearer Things Must Take the Place of Stars
• Need Is Not the Mother of Invention
• Need Is Nothing More than Strong Desire
• Neil
• Neither Mourn nor Celebrate
• Nessen Sings a Solitary Song
• Never Do the Clouds Convey the Weather
• Never Do What You Resent
• Never Think that I Don't Love You
• New Year's After New Year's
• New Year's Eve Is Hard to Spend Alone
• New Year's Falls Just at the Darkest Hours
• New Years Are a Chance for a Beginning
• Next Time You Find Your Wife Unappealing
• Nicholas
• Nicola
• Nicole
• Nicole2
• Nieces Are the Children That We Borrow
• Night Comes for Me Throughout the Day
• Nine
• Nine2
• Nine-Year-Olds Have Dreams That Dance and Sing
• Nineteen Is a Moment for Reflection
• Nineteen Years Now We Have Been Together
• Ninety
• Ninety2
• Ninety-Eight
• Ninety-Four
• Ninety-Nine
• Ninety-Seven
• Ninety-Six
• Ninety-Three
• Ninety-Two
• No Better Time than Now Can Be Imagined
• No Christmas for My Children
• No Love So Strong It Needs No Sign
• No Man or Child Could Love You More than I
• No Marriage Is an Island unto Itself
• No Matter How We Have Fought, We Will Always Be Sisters
• No Matter What Our Troubles, I Still Love You
• No More Favors, Please!
• No One Is the Author of This Poem
• No One Juggled Time as Well as You
• No Place to Put My Paramour
• Nonnie Has Loved Through Many a Night
• Nora
• Norma Likes to Linger in My Heart
• Not a Day Goes By that I Don't Think of You
• Nothing Is, but What Is Evident
• Nothing Is More Mystical than Marriage
• November Knows the Beauty of a Line
• Now, at Last, the Time of Reckoning
• Now Is Just the Time for Non-Stop Jazz
• Now that You Are Twenty-One
• Numbers
• Nurses Must Be Angels by Profession

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