Umm... A? I mean, it is the first letter of my name after all. And it stands for a lot of things that are great. I'm not all that creative, unfortunately. WAIT. Z for Zeon and Zalia (book character). Zeon is the best. Or... Or C for creative (which I'm not). Or R for reading. W for writing. *takes a deep breath* Let me clear my mind for a moment...

Z. Z is a creative letter that not many ever think of. All my best characters start with the letter Z. Zeon, Zalia (purely evil, crazy, awesome, lifesaving character from THP I wrote). And Z for zoo, I have always loved visiting that. And Z for... well, you get the idea.

So I will be Z. 

TOP TOP TA-TOP TOP TOP TOP TOP TOPPPPPP! 

Thanks!

-O 

I love r. But I can't trill it ... one of the disapointing things of life.

X, because it's unusual. Or Q because Star Trek.

S is the prettiest, most graceful letter of the alphabet!

Q, because it stands for question and has so many possibilities! Also worth a lot in Scrabble, and quite elegant.

I'm Icy. I personally like the letter I the most, but I decided to go a little crazy.

M is for mountain. Emotional Mountain, which may be tough to climb.... 

L. It's the first letter of my real name and it just reminds me of lollipops and lace loop-de-loops and lovely little llamas and things. Plus it's so loopy and fun to write in cursive.

U because I love its shape and the way it looks like the bottom part of an anime mouth and the way it looks like an umbrella AND because U is for Unknown and Unsolveable and Understand and Umbrella and Umbreon (my favorite pokemon).

PS.  I don't play pokemon, I just read a guidebook with pretty much every pokemon.

I like J because it carries a bounciness and happiness about it. Because I have slight synesthesia, I see J as bright spring green, feels like Jell-o, and is decorational. So I am J!

Hmm... I like D. It makes a great smile for an emoji

:D

and stands for Daisy, my name!

A because it is a beginning and a fresh start. But also because it is pretty common and normal and all, like my name. Therefore it has to stand out and be creative, and show that even as the first letter, the letter that everyone thinks of, that common, usual letter, can still make the most beautiful sounds. Like Azalea and Aura and Languor and Pallid. 

Let me see... E. I love names that start with an E, and it makes me think of elegance and eloquence and ladies from the nineteenth century. And Anne-spelled-with-an-e. :)