In literature, the word “kite” is imbued with multiple layers of meaning that range from a literal bird to a symbol of human ingenuity and freedom. In some works, it appears as a living creature endowed with human traits or emotions—for instance, a speaking kite that boasts of its strength or a troubled kite expressing sorrow ([1], [2], [3]). In other contexts, the kite is portrayed as a playful contrivance and an emblem of adventure, whether as a child's toy inspiring endless joy ([4], [5]) or as an instrument pivotal to scientific discovery ([6]). Moreover, its presence often functions metaphorically to reflect broader themes, such as ambition and the balance between freedom and restraint, reinforcing its enduring symbolic resonance in literary imagination ([7], [8], [9]).