The poems I write aren't really poems. They're more like fairytales in poetic format, and they don't necessarily end with happily ever after. They are original though. The idea of rewriting the same old stories is getting a little cliche, in my opinion. However, I would definitely like to see Disney make a movie out of Oscar Wilde's original tales. My work is heavily influenced by him as well as Angela Carter and Francesca Lia Block.  I would apprciate any criticism one could hope to offer. That being said, I hope you enjoy.

P.S. If you ever end up reading my essay please note that I am not a mean or judgemental person by nature. I just have the tendency to act upon my rabidly feminist ideals.

Works to be posted:

Pierrot la Fille- The orphaned daughter of a suicidal bohemian couple in the 19th century builds an isolated life for herself in an abandoned home, hidden away in the depths of a labyrithine, European city. She lives comfortably alone for years, creating a puppet-like universe within the confines of the forgotten castle, until the day a boy named Pierrot arrives and sends her entire state of being into upheaval.

Eden Misplaced- Eden was the eccentric, independent, and extremely accomplished daughter of a famous 18th century violinist. However, when she returns from her apprenticeship under a well-respected music master, she finds her town decemated and overgrown with foliage from the forest that once surrounded it. She soon finds herself completely on her own and obligied to care for a fragile young woman found stranded downstream in a curious vessel. As she grows familiar with this girl, she comes to realize that their lives have been inextricably linked since birth and that this will in turn come back to effect their future.