Ozymandias

ozymandias -Oz re entirelyy enjoys the irony of that poem. Both for what it means to say, and because it references an oz in a manner showing his immortal greatness. Flattery admits you everywhere. We think of things that are seemingly a pinnacle of greatness today, not realizing that for all our boasts and thoughts of self importance that soon we pass on only be a faded memory, if that. Greatness today, sad broken big bucks statuary 2000 years down the road. What do you think will be left of New York in the year 4000 A.D.? 5] sass Bod. Shelley MS e.

4; lips 1819 6] Lines 6-8 pose some difficulty, but "survive" (7) must(prenominal) be a transitive verb whose object is "The hand" and "the total" (8). The "passions" on Ozymandias face, that is, survive or live on later on both hand and heart. "The hand that mocked them" seems to be the sculptors hand, delineating the vainglory of his posit in "these lifeless things"; and "the heart that fed&quo...If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com

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