'Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare
the lone and level sands stretch far away.
Please explain the meaning of these lines.
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It means there remains no trace of power and glory that king Ozymandias was once proud and boastful of.There is nothing but sand round the wrecked statue.The desert and the sands signify the desolation and emptiness of the land where the kingdom once stood. No trace of Ozymandias’s power and valour could be found in the place.The line signifies that neither glory nor the power of the king is forever. All his vanity and achievements have gone to oblivion.It means there is nothing but sand around the decay of that huge statue. It lies all in ruins surrounded by barren sand of the desert.
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.All the works done by an arrogant ruler Ozymandias, got destroyed by time and nothing is left which can show his power. Time spares no one .
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