Motion edit prompt

Use the provided SVG pose as the starting state; no starting edits are needed. Keep the feet, legs, and hips planted while the upper body makes two small clockwise rocks: rotate clockwise first, rotate partway back toward center, rotate clockwise a second time, then rotate back to its alignment in the provided SVG by the end with ease-out. The head follows the torso with the same two clockwise turns at a slightly larger angle, rotating from the neck, while the ponytail, rotating from its hair-tie attachment point, lags in the opposite direction, tipping counterclockwise first, rotating partway back toward center, tipping counterclockwise a second time, then rotating back to neutral. The arm holding the phone on the viewer’s left raises the phone while keeping the elbow fixed relative to the torso: the upper arm holds its pose, the forearm and hand rotate counterclockwise first about the elbow, and the phone moves up and slightly left from the shoulder, turning from a tucked, edge-on angle into a broad, landscape-facing view beside the face. Let the wrist overshoot a little, rebound, and settle so the phone hovers near the head through the middle portion with one subtle hand wobble: rotate the phone and hand counterclockwise past the hold angle, clockwise back, then settle. Near the end, rotate the forearm and phone clockwise about the elbow back down toward the shoulder until the device is mostly tucked away again. The opposite arm stays close to the body with a gentle sympathetic bend and two small wrist oscillations, each rotating inward then outward, moving in time with the torso sway. Timing: the torso, head, ponytail, arm lift, and first opposite-wrist oscillation all start together; the phone reaches its beside-the-face position early, before the head and torso finish their first clockwise rock; the middle hold overlaps the second torso/head rock, the ponytail’s second counterclockwise tip, the phone-hand wobble, and the second opposite-wrist oscillation; the final lowering starts after that hold and ends simultaneously with the torso, head, ponytail, and opposite arm returning to neutral. Use smooth eased motion throughout and return all moving parts to the initial pose for a clean loop.