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Mike Dillon - Poetry
Mike Dillon grew up on Bainbridge Island and currently resides in Indianola. He is the publisher of Pacific Publishing Company, which owns six community newspapers in Seattle. He also composes haiku poetry, collected in his books The Road Behind (2003) and Contingencies (2014). Two of his haikus are included in W.W. Norton's Baseball Haiku Anthology. Additionally, Dillon has written several chapbooks: Riverbank (2003), That Which We Have Named (2008), and As We Are Known (2014). Below is one poem from his 2008 book which seems particularly apt as Dillon's childhood community keeps growing. REDEVELOPMENT The right to let your rotten dory roped to a rotten piling float just beneath the surface below the noon day sun like a not quite abandoned prayer till Kingdom Come seemed inalienable once. |
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