Thy hair is like clusters of grapes like the clusters of black grapes that hang from the vinetrees of Edom in the land of the Edomites.

Cabernet has loose clusters, and once the rain cleared, the fruit dried out very well, coming in clean and in great shape.

The sentence structure of it is like a bunch of grapes. Subject and predicate take a dominant role in a sentence. They form the main vine to which other elements are attached systematically.