I am no one in particular, I am of no particular age and I live in no particular place.

I write, I guess.

I like tea in coffee cups, phone booths, red shoes, sidewalks, movie theaters, black & white, dresses, sunshine, moonshine, letters, magnetic poetry, paper, grape juice masquerading as wine, pessimism, skepticism, black leather couches, downtown, closets, saxophone reeds, the imaginary, reading, writing, paper. Things I do include being various shades of blonde, walking to nowhere, reminding myself how much my friends rock (you are amazing) Being someone I'm not. Regretting, smiling, laughing, anticipating, forgetting, sticking my tongue out, watching, waiting, thinking, dreaming, arguing, wondering. Random things about me that don't really matter but hey, who cares? I think too much. Flying horses are way better than the normal ones. My friends save my life every day of every week of every year. I like sugar. I like coffee. I don't understand why I'm tired all the time. If my house was ever on fire, the first thing i would take out (to safety?) would be the fire. I love the world. If you live in it there is a good chance that i love you too.

I really, really, really LOVE Tyler from The Covenant.

A round of applause for you, if you read that in its entirety.

I will love you forever and ever if you rate my writing. Even if its an insult, a flame, a suicide note, i will appreciate it as long as its meant for the best.

I love maraschino cherries. You know, those little bright red sugary fake fruit that come in this super-sweet syrup. This may seem pointless, and it probably is. But thats where my pen name comes from. In French, they are called Cerises au Marasquin. So yes, thats it. A little fun fact :)

I have a tendency to kill people off. I don't know why, its just this thing i have. Anyone who's read Doomsday knows this.

Characters

these are my OCs, and how I imagine them to look like. feel free to disagree and to comment!

Madeline Sparrow

Anastasia Siward

Clea Nischols

Fae Renfield

Iris Evans

Theodore Evans