The Ram Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHI JKLM| An interpretation of a Jewish face | A |
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| You've inherited the great ram's features | B |
| The black wooled one that bred with Jacob's herds | C |
| You found yourself enough in the desert | D |
| On the thistleweed that bent in the wind | E |
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| When the shepherd called you fine animal | F |
| You came skipping your high heart pounding | G |
| You pranced and pawed the ground with your hooves | H |
| Which now is your tendency to make jokes | I |
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| But when the warrior with his steel honor | J |
| Climbed his horse and poked out his lance | K |
| You timidly forced yourself back into your fold | L |
| And baaed there quietly and without hope | M |
Franz Werfel
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