Creativity as Order: Genre Undetermined

He saw the chaos around him and tilted his head to the side, perceiving and creating patterns of viewing that would be most pleasing. "Move that stone two feet to the left," he ordered, and his robot creaked over and did as he requested. He stared upwards at the tree branches. They filled a loose definition of order, if he cut down one of the trees and turned it into a five-pointed star of blue sky above him. Then the swirl of birds plunged through the opening and nested in the doomed tree. Their spiral was perfectly harmonious, and he gasped at its beauty. What an interesting twist, that what was at first unharmonious should be what created the greater interest.

Inspiration: "Creativity is the ability to introduce order into the randomness of nature."
—Eric Hoffer (This is what happens when I randomly google 'random'.)
Potential: Low.
Notes: Eh. It's an interestingly different way of looking at creativity, but this story failed to introduce order into the randomness of freewriting. ;)