Summary
Only an Assumption explores love, curiosity, and poetic reflection through Behati’s presence. Discover lyrical storytelling and soulful wonder at LucidityBooks.

It is only an assumption on my part. I have a warm, cozy feeling inside when I look at Behati. When I look at Behati from a distance or up close, I feel comfy all over. I realize that there is much more to living than what I have ever experienced before.
It is simply wishful thinking. It is decorated with a fair amount of speculation. Yet, when I gaze on Behati, I refuse to accept that I am merely self-serving. I am not just appeasing my wish to make my dreams come true. Speculation can also mean; “the forming of a theory or conjecture without firm evidence”: according to Bing.com search.
Curiosity about the unknown actively contributes to thinking. It results in the attainment of clear ideas or testable conclusions. As I look at Behati, I realize I will not be disappointed. I expect getting to know Behati better. Granted that this is an assumption that is accepted as being true without proof. But who cares about what is? The curvatures of Behati’s hips are exciting me.
Only an assumption persuades me to acquire more knowledge about Behati. An unsupported assumption persuades me to gain intimate knowledge about Behati. This knowledge solidly aligns with observable and experienced facts. My feelings for Behati are not unreasonable or unsuitable. This persuades me to explore a closer experience with her. My feelings contain elements that can be proven true. This is reassuring to me as opposed to impractical or unfeasible interpretations.
It is only an assumption on my part, but as I look at Behati, I don’t know better or whether. I am soaring in a cloudless sky towards the star of my life. A star shining brightly in its love giving rays. Love giving rays that will nourish and sustain me when everything else is failing me. When everything I do appears to go contrary to my desires, seeing her gives me added encouragement. It motivates me to continue moving ahead.
If wishful thinking is the cause of induced animation, all is well for me. My thoughts of Behati are not a misunderstanding or a mistake. Curiosity attracts me in my try to understand. I wonder about the size of Behati’s feet. If she walks upon me, will I feel it. Can I take Behati by the bottoms of her feet and lift her into the air? If I am capable to do so, can Behati raise her arms and touch the outer realms of consciousness?
I look at Behati with confidence. I assume that the proofs of my assumptions about her will come true. Behati’s proofs will fall onto the slopes of the mountains. The winds will not dislodge a single stone on those mountains. Mild winds fanning between Behati’s legs causing all reason to hyperventilate. Hyperventilating causing a low level of carbon dioxide in the bloodstream producing a feeling of dizziness. A dizziness that only comes when gazing with respect and with admiration of Behati.
It is only an assumption on my part. Maybe it is not, but I have a warm cozy feeling inside when I look at Behati. This assumption is based on what I see and feel. I notice these things as I look at Behati up closely and from a distance.

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