WORDS.

I capture moments and turn it into some dramatic set of words. Sebuah situs sederhana, hanya untuk saya bercerita tentang diri sendiri atau orang lain. EN: capturingbywords.tumblr.com/tagged/mine ID: capturingbywords.tumblr.com/tagged/dariku

[capturingbywords]

Ada yang berwarna, ada yang polos Ada yang tinggi, ada yang pendek Dengan beban yang bertingkat-tingkat, kau tetap berdiri dengan kukuh. Dengan anggapan orang-orang bahwa kau tak penting, kau tetap kuat mengangkat bebanmu. Hanya kaulah satu-satunya, sebuah tembok

Filosofi dunia, a.s.

[capturingbywords]

Happy New Year, my friend.

to more adventure we'll experience together, to more obstacles we'll face together, to more happiness we'll find together, to more drama to get over with together, and to us, in our junior year. dear friend, you are my resolution. you took over my mind, my soul, and my body, and you take my unspoken words, to be written. dear friend, you truly are a gift of a christmas.

[capturingbywords]

Banyak kerikil yang menyandung setahun ini 🕸 dalam mencari jati diri sendiri🐚 dalam menjelajahi hal-hal baru🏌 dalam memberanikan diri dengan tantangan🌩 dalam membenah kehidupan🍃 dan juga dalam berpikir untuk masa depan 🎗 - 2017, apa yang kau siapkan?✈️ - (( gabut 1/3 before 2017 ))

a.s.

[thesheolofabaddon]

Sometimes the darkness just grabs hold.

Him to Her. (Six Word Story.)

[capturingbywords]

I would say that I'm in love I would say that he's the one I would say that I'll never leave him ....but who's the "him"?

Midnight Overthinking Series - a.s.

[capturingbywords]

Sore ini, ku bersyukur Tuhan memberikan ku kesempatan untuk melihatmu kembali Telah lama, ku ingin bercerita tentang diriku, dan tentang sahabatku sendiri namun ku tak bisa mengatakannya Karena kau terus bersamanya berdiri bahu ke bahu seolah dia sang semut, dan kau gulanya menempel saja tanpa tahu apa yang terjadi padamu dan aku hanya bisa melihat dari jauh menggunakan topeng bahagiaku agar kau tak bisa melihat cemburu hati yang ku pendam sembari ku terus mendengarmu bercerita aku pun tak tahu apa yang harus kurasa bila situasi menjadi seperti ini sore ini, ku bahagia melihat dia dan demi Tuhan, ku takut salah memilih dan menilai cinta ini yang selalu pasang surut dari jauh, sore ini, kuingat kau

Renung Rintik, a.s.

[capturingbywords]

rintikan hujan menemani sembari ku duduk selama 120 menit letih ku berlari demi dia jauh ku gapai untuk apa? - bila harus jujur, jenuh kurasa layak seorang gadis berlari tuk menggapai bulan namun tak sampai karena tarikanmu - jenuh namun takut semua hancur semua terpisahkan dan yang runtuh menjadi abu - terperangkap oleh permainan terperangkap karena keegoisan tak berani tuk memberontak tak kuat untuk pergi - biarkan cerita ini menulis sendiri hingga waktunya tiba :)

Renung Rintik, a.s.

[capturingbywords]

THE DRIVE

Sweet treat on your back seat We talk through the block till the clock ceases to tick I'm there to care, when you had nowhere to go How carefree was she that I foresee your tears Now you don't even know how to let go And I still stay in secrecy of this love you never think of Fake it, admit it, make it last do it, get lost in it, end it is this worth it? Through pain I paint with patience, I'll be there to care, anywhere, or even nowhere

[just-six]

In your hesitation was my answer.

six word story // theghostof-futurepassive (via thesocietyofpoets)

[healingsuggestions]

you deserve the world even if that means giving it to yourself

[theprocast]

Here are the things I want for you. I want you to choose yourself over some douche who would always makes you feel unimportant. It’s time for you to detach yourself from these unhealthy things that keeps on hindering your ability to grow. I want you to smile without forcing yourself; neither thinking it’s much easier to do. Let it out and shout it aloud at these circumstances. Tell over why it makes you sad, you don’t need to hide any pain; tell them it hurts you so bad. I want you to remember those hurtful memories and learn from it. I want you to remember how they made you fall in love but leaving you so soon. Because of them, you learned love in the hardest possible way. But I know, it’s all worth it. Finally, I want you to remember me, for staying away, and for leaving instead of holding on. I had loved you so much that it keeps me questioning you never deserve any of the aches I had caused you. Remember me, for letting you go, cause I know you’re better off without me.

Q (via thesocietyofpoets)

[meanwhilepoetry]

Recognise that there are people in this world who are going to use your trauma, your heartache to control you in an argument. If you are afraid of being abandoned, they will leave without telling you where they are going in the middle of you having your say in an argument. If you have been beaten or raped in your past, they will say you deserved it in an argument, just to cause you to break down. If you hate swearing and name calling in an argument they will swear at you and call you so many names, particularly those you hate, that you are shocked into silence because of traumatic memories. If they are in the wrong and they have been caught, they will point out your flaws and your damage and act like it was your fault this happened. Understand, it doesn’t matter if they are the nicest people in the world otherwise and have no idea that they are doing something wrong. It matters that there is a monster inside them that comes out in an argument. That is when people are their truest selves. In adversity. If they do ANY of these things, they are abusive. And you do not need nor deserve any more of that in your life, no matter how much anyone says you are ‘difficult’ or ‘hard to deal with’. You are not a burden. And your trauma is not a weapon someone else is allowed to use to stab you with.

Nikita Gill (via meanwhilepoetry)

[90spersephone]

really do wish everyone finds peace within themselves

[buzzfeedbooks]

19 Shel Silverstein Quotes That Definitely Shaped You Growing Up

[academiics]

Hey it’s Sabrina! Cheers to my first-ever tips/masterpost!! Let’s get right on to it 🤗

1. Get rid of any distractions.

The TV, your laptop/computer, your phone, whatever it is. Switch them off or put them away. 

You could also use website blockers such as StayFocused (google extension), Block Site (google extension), Nanny (google extension), SelfControl (mac),Leechblock (firefox extension) to block certain websites for a certain amount of time. 

2. Plan your schedule. 

Create a timetable. I believe planning out what I want to achieve per day really helps me to stay organised and push myself to follow through each day :) You can create a daily, weekly or monthly planner whichever you feel will help you the most. 

You could also create a bullet journal, where you can write down your daily to-dos, goals, and basically decorate it to your liking! 

Printables (schedules/to-do lists/possibly everything!):

@arystudies: [x] // @studyguideverified: [x] // @studyign: [x] // @cmpsbls: [x] // @studie-s: [x] // @studywithnerdyglasses: [x] // @thearialligraphyproject: [x] // @elkstudies: [x]

bullet journal (guide & inspirations! They’re all so super pretty omG):

@studypetals: [x] [x] // @asazora: [x] // @studybuzz: [x] // @eintsein: [x] // @ediestudies: [x]

3. Take breaks. 

Don’t study for hours and hours. Instead, study for perhaps 90 minutes and then take a 5-10 minutes break. Give your mind some time to rest; you really don’t want to burn out. Personally, knowing that I’ll be having a break motivates me and I’ll be able to work more efficiently. 

4. Wake up earlier. 

Say about 7am. If you’re not used to waking up early, you could start by waking up 15-20 mins earlier each day. By waking up earlier, you get a headstart. You have so much more time in your day that you can do more things and essentially complete more tasks. Besides that, there are lesser distractions such as noisy siblings, noisy neighbours etc. 

5. Pomodoro technique (website link here)

I’m sure many of you have heard of the pomodoro technique, but in case you haven’t, the pomodoro technique helps with time management. How it works:

-choose a task and set a timer for 25 minutes. 

-work on it until the timer rings. Then put a check on your task list. 

-take a short break, perhaps 5 minutes. 

-continue with your next task. 

-for every 4 pomodoros, take a longer break! Say, about 20-30 minutes :)

Personally, I find this method very useful, especially in helping me getting things done because I am such a procrastinator. 

Here are some pomodoro apps:

FocusNow (free, ios) (fav! super cute bc each time you succeed a tree grows and you can see all of them on your farm!!)

Forest (paid, ios)

Tide (free, ios) (personally use this as well. Pretty, and it allows you to play your own music + white noise simultaneously. Alternatively, you can choose to play the sounds of nature and etc that they offer)

Be Focused (ios, free)

Flat Tomato (ios, free)

Focus Keeper (ios, free) (offers stats as well, although the app overall doesn’t look very pretty, if that bothers you)

Productivity Challenger Timer (android, free)

Clear Focus (Android, free)

Pomodoro calender (Android, free)

Pomodroido (android, free) 

I hope my tips do work for you and I wish everyone all the best in everything! :)

[studyquill]

as requested by quite a few people - a masterpost of educational podcasts. links go to either the site or the itunes podcast store. an excerpt of the description is included with each.

* indicates a podcast that i listen to regularly

entertainment

*welcome to night vale - twice-monthly updates for the small desert town of night vale

*muggle cast - everything harry potter

general information 

radiolab - investigation told through sounds and stories, and centered around one big idea

*stuff you should know - about everything from genes to the galapagos

*stuff mom never told you - the business of being women 

tedtalks

good job, brain - part pub quiz show, part offbeat news

news

no one knows anything - the politics podcast from buzzfeed news

wait wait…don’t tell me - weekly current events quiz

college

*college info geek - the strategies and tactics the best students use

*getting in - your college admissions companion

math

math for primates - a couple of monkeys who decided that arguing about mathematics was a better use of their time than throwing poo at one another

math mutation - fun, interesting, or just plain weird corners of mathematics

science

60 second health - latest health and medical news

the naked scientists - interviews with top scientists, hands-on science experiments

60 second science - the most interesting developments in the world of science

startalk - astronomy, physics, and everything else about life in the universe

nasa science cast - science behind discoveries on earth, the solar system, and beyond

history

*myths and legends - myths, legends, and folklore that have shaped cultures

stuff you missed in history class - the greatest and strangest stuff you missed

the podcast history of our world - from the big bang to the modern age! …eventually

witness - the story of our times told by the people who were there

the history chicks - two women. half the population. several thousands years of history.

entrepreneurship & finances

practical money matters - better managing their finances

the internet business mastery - learn how to create an internet based business

social triggers insider - the fields of psychology and human behavior

listen money matters - honest and uncensored, this is not your father’s boring finance show

writing & literature

professional book nerds - it’s our job to discuss books all day long

a way with words - words, language, and how we use them

grammar girl - short, friendly tips to improve your writing

classic poetry aloud - recordings of the greats poems of the past

language

esl (english) - improve english speaking and listening skills

language pod

coffee break

search in your podcast app for specific languages!

art

99% invisible - exploration of the process and power of design

tips and tricks photography 

the arts roundtable

hobbies & other

stash & burn (knitting)

practical defense - staying safe in our increasingly dangerous urban environments

zen and the art of triathlon - a triathlete’s view on living the multisport life

the art of charm - make you a better networker, connecter, and thinker

the indoor kids - isn’t just about video games, isn’t not about video games

rationally speaking - explore the borderlands between reason and nonsense

the dice tower - board games, card games, and the people who design and play them

motivational & inspirational

back to work - productivity, communication, work, barriers, constraints, tools, and more

personal growth podcast - classic and contemporary self development audio

what it takes - conversations with towering figures in almost every field

here be monsters - exploring the dark corners of the human mind

on being - the big questions of meaning with scientists, theologians, artists, teachers

[wordsparkle]

I was taught to fight fire with fire. I was taught that “kill them with kindness” was just another term for people who weren’t brave enough to voice their opinions, that being nice to your enemies was a sign for your weakness. It took me years to realise that fighting fire with fire won’t help you win— fighting fire with ice will.

at the end of the day, the way you treat those you hate shows who you are as a person e.e. (via thesocietyofpoets)