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Title: Pretty Scary
Author: Vox Anon
Release: Summer 2009
Price: $8.88
Download: $5.99
Pages: 76 pp
Contents: 66+ poems
Rated: Teen/Mature
Publisher: LULU
Size: 6 × 9
Binding: Perfect Paperback
Edition: Summer
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1. Exstasis
2. Asteriskless
3. Old Love
4. The Ancient Choreographer
5. The Death Impulse
6. The Immortalizer
7. The Absinthe Pixie
8. Her Name Is
9. Possession
10. A Response to Cruelty
11. The Most Curious Thing
12. For the Sake Of
13. So Dear To
14. The Great Abeyance
15. Mirror No Door
16. Jealous of the Cup
17. Your Smile Kills
18. The Vanity Fear
19. Her/ mispherectomy
20. A Failed Chrysalis
21. Age of Curiosity
22. A Thousand Bridegrooms
23. The Girlless Boy
24. In Her Pocket
25. Pixie Sticks
26. Age of Wrath
27. The First Vampire
28. Who Told You?
29. The Divine Intention
30. Not My Thoughts
31. Femonolithica
32. A Boy Martyr
33. Here Be Monsters
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34. No Father Blonde Mantle
35. The Fairy Heal
36. The Fourth Day
37. The Fawn's Mouth
38. Spring Never Came
39. Always Already Was
40. Twin Ripenings
41. Anime Eyes
42. The Prisoner's Lips
43. In Praise of Long Division
44. The Great Aphrodisiac
45. The Starchild Skull
46. Sweet Tooth & Nail
47. Of Prefrontal Kinetics
48. Sirenum Scopuli
49. How Many Kisses?
50. Weighing of the Heart
51. The New Black
52. Too Wonderful
53. Let The Majestic
54. Wide Eyed One
55. In Harm's Way
56. Heavenly Frequencies
57. A Simple Triangle
58. Kisses Forget Lips
59. Seventeen Muscles
60. A Volcanic Sunset
61. The Almighty Pinkness
62. Strangers with Candy
63. Sickness Unto Death
64. On Attaining All Mysteries
65. I Believe in You
66. Pretty Scary
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An epic poem, an ecstatic prayer, & a beatific psalm authored by an anonymous master. The Unicorn Man is not for children, the faint of heart, &/or faithless. It is a grotesque self portrait of physical love & spiritual longing unraveled in an apocalyptic vision. These are verses of eternal hope written by a man with an acute suicidal condition. A man with an undiagnosable tumor growing in the shape of a horn from the center of his forehead. He hides from the world. This symbolic disfigurement transforms him from human into a fantastical beast. Until the love of a girl changes him back. The Unicorn Man is a highly personal collection of hidden text. Intimacy on a universal scale. A few poems about Love, G-d, & Death. Enjoy!
