In the poem, written as a dialogue between the author and a blackbird, the bird symbolizes nature, which, per author, is the main inspiration behind art.

The fabulous bird, the phoenix, symbolizes the reactivation and restoration of the organization.

The white bird flying out of a circle of sky blue on the logo of the organization symbolizes Cambodia's quest for freedom.

The bird on the string symbolizes mortality because only after the child's death could the bird go free, just like the child's soul.

In many cultures, birds on the wing symbolize the soul in its flight.

The bird symbolized hope for her, and before she knew it, she'd picked it as her contact name.

Experts suggested that the birds in the frescoes might symbolize the passage from life to death.

The bird symbolizes Todd's innocence and his mother.

The card next to the painting states: "In Christian art, birds frequently symbolize the soul.

The bird, a chough from the Flintshire coat of arms, symbolizes the school's historical link with the county, going back to the thirteenth century.