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come to know about king and sculpture from the poem ozymandrias
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The narrator adopts an ironic attitude towards this mighty king for having been knocked off his pedestal--and through Ozymandias, sends a warning all tyrants. He feels a certain contempt for the bragging and egomania in Ozymandias.
The sculpture was really skillful and he knew his job really well. He depicted the expressions of the king very clearly in his statue. He felt the emotions of the king from his heart and with his craftsmanship he created a wonderful statue. Though the statue was broken and dilapidated the expressions on it were still intact.
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