the triggers are everywhere.

and in a flash, your memory bank goes into overdrive to release a particular scene, and you are able to relive the moment.

the trigger could be something tangible, something physical which you hold or touch or see. or it could be just a thought which sparks off a reaction chain of thoughts and ultimately becomes the trigger.

some triggers are good, some bad. but there's no denying them.
because they are omni present in the world. sometimes you evoke them, sometimes they hit you unexpectedly.

you may squeeze your eyes shut. but your visual imagination will never go blind.

a trigger may not only recall a memory. it could also make you daydream. in both instances, you may experience an emotion so raw, it's almost as though you've been transported to another realm of living.

too much triggers isnt good for the mind.
but sometimes perhaps there isnt much to hold on to.

* pauses to think a while*

the present should keep us contented.
and sometimes it does. but in our lower moments, vulnerability causes to think and imagine a little more.

and i guess, that's ok. cause after that, you do feel a little better.