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Ozymandias

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English

 

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April 3, 2016

 

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College

 

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The poem as a whole is a declaration on the failing of being a tyrannical ruler. "The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed," represents the sculptor who created the statue that is skeptic of the king as a leader and as a god. Yet the sculptor desired to believe in a potent god who would possibly become "King of Kings...
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Yet the sculptor desired to believe in a potent god who would possibly become "King of Kings." The inscription that proclaims "Look upon my works" depicts more irony since all that remains of Ozymandias' kingdom is monument made of him, but not made by him. The sand within the poem represents the scrape of time in which the king's accomplishments have been forgotten...
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