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The conclusion of the poem to me is that Jesus took the evilness out of peoples eyes of the picture of the donkey because they all believed him to be a hideous animal and the donkey symbolizes the people without Jesus there is no beauty or life just dull evilness towards others.
Text Evidence: "The tattered outlaw of the earth, of ancient crooked will; starve, scourge , deride me : I am dumb, I keep my secret still."

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The theme symbol for me was the palm leaf, because it showed a sign of good and it gives the sign of giving to me , because Jesus gave his life after they presided him and the donkey with he leaves.

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the character i saw was of a donkey being known as an ugly , dumb animal to becoming special , and significant to being good.
Text Evidence: "with monstrous head and sickening cry and ear like errant wings ...there was a shout about my ears, and palms before my feet."

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"fools! for i also had my hour; one far fierce hour and sweet: there was a shout about my ears, and palms before my feet."

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BY: G.K.Chesterton

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i saw a donkey walking with palms under his feet and people bowing down to the donkey.

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I don't relate to this poem.

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The setting of the poem is when Jesus Christ is riding on the donkey and the people are praising with the palm leaves of the donkey and Jesus.
Text evidence: fools! for i also had my hour; one far fierce hour sweet : there was a shout about my ears , and palms before my feet.

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In this poem you see two sides of tones you see the ugly, evil side of the donkey and you see the good, gorgeous. 

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In this poem you see two sides of tones you see the ugly, evil side of the donkey and you see the good, gorgeous. 

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Text evidence: "the devils walking parody on all four footed things."
"there was a shout about my ears, and palms before my feet."