Some poems by Pete Lee Her Hair crouches there on her head like some half tamed jungle animal loyal only to her snarling and clinging who can blame it she affects me that way too When when I want to camp out I open my bedroom window pull the covers up over my head break out the snacks the flashlight and the comics when my ship calls for a captain you'll find me standing tall at the prow of the roof of my house when mortal danger beckons I flip on the Discovery Channel and when it's time for lovemaking there you are.
	Pete Lee's former occupations include army sergeant/counterintelligence agent, federal intelligence operations specialist, private investigator, newspaper reporter, and social worker. His poetry has been widely published, both in print and on-line.
		Summer 2006 Issue