A semantic link (jāmiʿ) makes two topics naturally discussable together. But coordination also creates a particular syntactic and predicational relation. Shared subject matter does not automatically mean that both clauses should share the same grammatical scope.
Supposition and perception belong to the same conceptual domain, but the poet’s own assessment should not be subordinated to Salmā’s thought. Rhetorical analysis therefore asks not only whether two ideas are linked, but also exactly how far the proposed coordination would extend.