Question

In the poem Ozymandias What does a traveller from an antique land tell the poet one day

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The traveler from an antique land told the poet about the ruins of the statue of the king in the desert.

• Ozymandias is a sonnet written by Percy Bysshe Shelly.
• One day the speaker of the poem met a traveler from the antique land.
• He told the speaker about the ruins of a statue in the desert.
• He thinks it is the statue of a great king.
• The two vast legs are intact, the head sunk in the soil of the desert.
• It is ruined but the facial features of the statute indicate that the king was a good ruler who understood the feelings of his subjects.
• Now both the king and his subjects have gone, but memories of those magnificent rule are imposed on the statue.

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