John A. Nieves has poems forthcoming or recently published in journals such as: Beloit Poetry Journal, Sycamore Review, American Literary Review, Minnesota Review, Puerto del Sol, and Mid-American Review. His first book, Curio, won the Elixir Press Annual Poetry Award Judge's Prize and came out in 2014. He is an assistant professor of English at Salisbury University. He received his MA from USF and a PhD from the University of Missouri.

Other poems by John A. Nieves in Verse Daily:
January 12, 2016:   "Door of Birds" "When the hard wind finds the high..."
February 24, 2014:   "Autumnal" "October happens this way..."
February 7, 2013:   "Labwork" "We can excuse the apprehension..."
September 24, 2012:   "Daily" "I know it is mythologically wrong..."

Books by John A. Nieves:

Other poems on the web by John A. Nieves:
Three poems
"If You Tilt It like So, You Can Almost See It (Caput Draconis)"
"Note to a Prospective Runaway at Bedtime"
"Scission"
Three poems
"Elegy with the Elegy Missing"
"For Jenny"
"Ars Elegica"
"The Moment of the Fall"
"Random Pulls from the Body Tarot"
Three poems
Three poems
"Strawberry Moon"
"Grain Moon"
"Missive"
"Historiography"
Three poems
"Wolfpeach"
Three poems
"Through Ends of Autumn"
"Dendrochronology"
"Backyard"
"Epoxy (Wave Like Ahab)"
"Invasive Species"

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