The Choreographer of Birds

Suspended above a flight of birds,
she composes in the air a fleeting, shifting score —
written with feathers, read by the wind.
In her hands, two plumes, like a conductor’s batons,
guide the flight.
At her silent cue, the birds wheel, spiral, fold —
as if a single thought offered to the sky.

The Choreographer of Birds is a figure drawn toward altitude,
where human and bird converge.
Her aquiline nose, plumage-like hair,
and powerful torso with marked features
give her a quiet authority.
She does not fly — she hovers,
carried by the harmony she brings forth.

Around her, light drapery floats like clouds.
She embodies that rare balance between intent and surrender,
guidance and freedom.

In this choreographed sky,
she is the one who whispers to wings —
the art of making chaos dance,
an allegory of flight.