Fox Fanatic (and also FanFictions)

I write fanfictions over at AO3 - Snowpoet. It's mostly One Piece, Trigun and Link Click - more obsessions to be added. She/her, 27yo, ESTJ. Feel free to reblog ;)

[snowpoet123]

Hi, I'm Snow, she/her, from Europe and in my 20s. My main hobby is writing fanfiction.

Despite my online name, I'm not actually a poet. The name came to be as every snowflake is unique in its crystallization and I thought that's pretty poetic. Life just is, I guess. There's really not more to it, so please don't ask me for poetry.

I mostly write hurt/comfort.

You can find my fanfictions here on AO3.

Please check in with me before creating transformative works/ translations based off my fanworks.

The fandoms I wrote for (with many more to come) are for example:

One Piece (mostly about Law)

Trigun Stampede (mostly Vashwood)

Link Click (Shiguang obviously, but I put a lot of effort in shining a light on Qiao Ling as well)

All for the Game (Andreil)

Countdown to Countdown (angst for Iris, poor boy)

Dead Plate (I don't want to talk about it)

Raven Cycle

Puppet History

Actually, let me rant about the last one for a bit. It's called 'A Cosmic Kiss' and it's the work I'm most proud of. It's about the anthropomorphized meteorite that killed the dinosaurs. Go read it, it's under 1k words and by far my best work (in my opinion at least).

What else goes into a pinned post? Uhm, I have two sideblogs (evaporatedh2o and frozen-crystalline-water) where I reblog art and quotes for future projects of mine.

Irl I'm a veterinarian, so that's pretty cool.

I also do acrylic paintings and tailor clothes. I have a surprisingly green thumb and I'm handy around the apartment. I cook often and in December you can most likely find me in the kitchen baking Christmas cookies.

Some people put a tag system at the end of their pinned posts, but honestly, I don't have an actual system for that and I don't post that much to bother.

Anyways, thanks for reading this, have a great day :^)

[viralfrog]

[ryhsrunner]

The four most interesting parts of time loop are when the person kills themselves for the first time, when they kill someone else for the first time (in a fuck around kind of way, this doesn't count if they already were killing people outside of the loop), how they break the loop, and the weeks afterward where they loose their fucking minds in an entirely different, significantly more damaging to the world around them way. And yet I rarely see anything done with that last one. People leave time loops and are all happy go lucky 'oh boy'. Where's the grappling with people you know who will never know you? Where's the knowledge that the safety of the loop is gone, and you can't fix any mistakes you make? That's the good angst I want

[snowpoet123]

All the Letters I'll Never Send

For Orufrey Week 2026 I have thought of a special little project. My goal is to write two short letters per day, to get both Qifrey POV and Olruggio POV. Day 1 is done. 2/14 letters.

Writing letters without the intention of sending them are a form of writing therapy. Qifrey needs therapy, Olruggio too. OR How to tell him all the things you can't tell him (you don't)

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

[satumeka]

Olruggio is too tired for this sh!t

[marcchurch]

[chrispypineappleburger]

Saw this and thought of sharing it because it is very beautiful

[the-haiku-bot]

Saw this and thought of

sharing it because it is

very beautiful

Beep boop! I look for accidental haiku posts. Sometimes I mess up.

[snowpoet123]

Okay folks, imagine - Cheng Xiaoshi as believer and Lu Guang as skeptic. Ghost hunter shenanigans. Going to lost places, taunting the ghouls, whipping out the ouija board.

CXS with an oldschool camera with film, so he can do a darkroom montage and LG with a cheap camcorder (every smartphone has a better camera) but with the strap it's better for the wrist and it gives a blair witch project vibe to the party.

CXS had the idea, researches the places, drags LG there, then develops the film and cuts all their findings together to make 30 minute videos for youtube on their shitty laptop that is half-dying with the editing.

AND all the comments are how handsome LG is.

LG meanwhile is studying (yes, they're still in uni for this) and is like... -.- why don't you put all this effort into studying?

AND THEN CXS actually finds weird things that not even skeptic LG can explain rationally, they go back and ...

[platypusinplaid]

Everyone please look at this snapping turtle, walking to the pond outside my house, still groggy from a 6-month nap.

[saint-batrick]

the music made this one of the most hilarious things i have ever seen, thank you so much.

[theinfiknight]

GJJGJRKGNH THE MUSIC GOES UNDERWATER WITH THE TURTLE

[teathattast]

[ruporas]

parting words (id in alt)

under read more for last 5 pages

[bitchfitch]

There's an adage from somewhere about a monk and his two proto-monks. They come up on a shallowish river where a woman in extremely fine clothing is standing eyeing the water. She needs to cros but the foot bridge is out and she doesn't want to ruin her finery. The Monk says "oh no worries ma'am!" when she tells them her plight and picks her up, carries her across, and sets her down on the opposite bank. She thanks him and the they say goodbye.

Hours later the Monk's proto-monks go to him and they say "Master! how could you do that! it's forbidden for us to ever touch a woman! we've been thinking about this all day and simply cannot let this go without explanation!"

and the Monk laughs and says to them "I put her down on the rivers bank, but You are still carrying her even now."

It's an adage about a how if you give people a place in your mind you are carrying them with you wherever you go. That's a good thing in that it means your loved ones are always with you in a sense, and its a bad thing in how it means that others can force you to carry them by pissing you off.

I. try very hard to be a generally affable and kind person. It is a choice I make every single day. And part of that is a simple refusal to carry people who do not spark joy. Pros and cons etc etc, but one of the cons is it allows for a lot of bad vibes to just get pent up.

And anyways it was a joy to spend almost an hour and 30 minutes on a voice call coming up with various tragedies and maladies that could potentially befall a mechanic who fucked over my buddy. Yes it meant I had him with me in that time, but it stopped me driving up there and beating him in person my damn self.

[waspsinyouryard]

admittedly i know little of the subject but one would think, at 45 years of age, he would be a ryan goose by now

[dramatic-dolphin]

who let biologists play dnd

[64suns]

witch tools

[theeio]

Movie recs?

YEAH I HAVE ONE. Listen, if:

You want to see a film about a boy wanting to be a lion dancer

You ever wondered if and how people were ever going to animate FULL LION DANCE SEQUENCES

You are aching for character designs and character animation that defy current style conventions

You crave haptic visuals. You crave something lush, authentic and grounded. You want to watch something that genuinely looks like it was MADE to be in the cinemas again.

You want to experience a film stick a landing in one of the most breathtaking and unique endings you’ll ever witness.

Then my friend, you absolutely HAVE to watch this indie Chinese animated masterpiece, I Am What I Am / 雄狮少年 (2021), directed by Sun HaiPeng.

It's a sports film with a straightforward storyline: 18-year-old Ah Juan from a village in Guangdong wants to be a lion dancer. He's a sickly bullied kid, has silly pals he brings along for the ride, gets taught by a washed-out middle aged mentor, has to go through several training arcs to Get Good, the whole schtick.

This one takes its time at the start, and for sure has its outdated humour and bumpy moments. But through the whole film, there is so much whimsy, charm and HEART. With such natural scripting + voice acting, KILLER sound design with amazing soundtrack + song choices too. Authenticity BREATHES out of this film in every small bit of character animation, dialogue and especially in the background details. Highly recommend pausing from time to time just to take everything in.

And then the halfway point hits you.

I Am What I Am briefly becomes a narrative of the working class too, particularly migrant workers. I also personally think it has a really poignant take on the struggling artist - one that western counterparts won't be able to deliver with the same nuance. It highlights something honest, real and resonant in Chinese culture, but has the director Sun Haipeng's voice of defiance that CRIES and RINGS out towards the end. He wanted to say something, and by JOVE DOES HE DELIVER in an ending sequence that leaves you with shrimp emotions.

In times like this, we need art. And maybe art is something larger than ourselves too. This film encapsulates this Dead Poet's Society quote in a really different and refreshing way:

"We don't read and write poetry because it's cute. We read and write poetry because we are members of the human race. And the human race is filled with passion. And medicine, law, business, engineering, these are noble pursuits and necessary to sustain life. But poetry, beauty, romance, love, these are what we stay alive for."

You have, you absolutely HAVE to see I Am What I Am. It's so special to me, and I hope anyone that watches it sees where I'm getting at too.

And hey, get this.

THE WHOLE THING FOR FREE ON YOUTUBE WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES. It's RIGHT THERE for the taking!

【电影】雄狮少年 | I AM WHAT I AM | (SUB CN/EN)【泰阁影视】

The film is about three teenagers who were ignored and bullied by others. By coincidence, they began their lion dance journey and under the

So what are you waiting for? Buckle up, go forth and watch I Am What I Am!! Please spread the word about this film, more folks need to see it.

THANK U FOR READING MUAH BYE

[two-bees-poetry]

I wrote this poem somewhat inspired by your contrapuntal stuff. This is about two different kinds of hauntings 💔

This is fantastic!! I'd be shocked if this didn't do numbers on here. Tumblr poetry nerds love things in which people are compared or contrasted with animals- it's a whole niche.