What does the partially destroyed statue of Ozumandias convey ?
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it conveys that power is not long lasting . The poetic device used is Oxymoron. As the script written on the pedestrial say something and completely opposite happens
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The partially destroyed statue of Ozymandias conveys that no one can stand before time and time is the mightiest.Ozymandias was a great king who thought that people would remember him by the statue but as the poet suggest no one can stand against time, his empire had been merged in sand
Or the eternity.
yes but this sticks to one point and moreover in a poem when there is a sentence mention the poetic devices. This leaves a good empact on the one who is correcting
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This conveys that no one's power will not remain forever. Time is powerful, it have the power to destroy even the most powerful rulers. It had destroyed the statue of Ozymandias
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