Daydream - 07/04/25

(Josie Sayz: My brain can do some very strange things at times. Just when I feel as though I am beginning to understand it, it does something weird, like this. I had fully accepted that my brain had forgotten how to process positive emotions and I would never feel them again. There is nothing I can do about it. It is just what it is. Then the following vision popped into my head, today. It occurred for less than a second, while I was at work. I have tried to detail down everything that I could remember. The reason why this little piece is so important is because I didn’t just think the feelings. I felt the feelings. Again, it was so brief. It was less than a second. But my brain did it. It felt a positive feeling. Whether this was the last time, I have no way of knowing. Why my brain chose to create this imagery in my head, while I was working, I will never know. All I do know is that I felt the tiniest of flutters of happiness. This is what I saw in that mini glimpse of… whatever this was. A mini, fraction of a second daydream, while I was working.)

Warmth tingled her cheeks. A soothing touch stroked through her copper locks, down to the hollow of her back. The sensation caused a warm flutter to erupt in her stomach, spreading to her chest, arms and legs. A rhythmical whisper of waves drifting back and forth brought a soft smile into her face. Letting out a dreamy sigh, she fluttered her eyes open. The sun, bright and warm, shone overhead. The purest of blue sky stretched out in front of her. To her left, pure, untouched, dry sand lined the landscape. Beyond the picturesque sandy scene, crystal clear turquoise water swayed to and fro.
          The red head tuned her attention to the man sat beside her. As their eyes met, she felt her cheeks heat up. His half-closed eyes and beaming smile brought a warming tingle to her chest. The red head tilted her head to the right, as she gazed at her male companion. His dark, curly hair, stubbled face and dark brown eyes, with little, green flecks in them, caused her heart to swell with happiness. A slight breeze swept against them, and she let out a giggle, as her hair swept across her face. Her companion wrapped his arms around her and gently tugged them down against the sand.

- Josie -