The poem ozymandias talks about the temporary or transient nature of human life - illustrate
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it's true that the poem ' OZYMANDIAS ' talks about the temporary or transient nature of human life.
The poem is about an ancient king, whoes Statue has been half ruined in the sand of the desert.
The artitect had brought out the reaction of the king very Beautifully in the face of the statue. And at the pedestal of the statue, it's written that
'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings,
Look on my works, ye mighty, and despite '
This means that the king was beautifing him self.
This indicates that some people have the habit of beautifing himself.
Hope it helps.
@pakhi6 [ Brainly benefector ]
it's true that the poem ' OZYMANDIAS ' talks about the temporary or transient nature of human life.
The poem is about an ancient king, whoes Statue has been half ruined in the sand of the desert.
The artitect had brought out the reaction of the king very Beautifully in the face of the statue. And at the pedestal of the statue, it's written that
'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings,
Look on my works, ye mighty, and despite '
This means that the king was beautifing him self.
This indicates that some people have the habit of beautifing himself.
Hope it helps.
@pakhi6 [ Brainly benefector ]
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