CBSE BOARD X, asked by shermilachinnu, 11 months ago

What is the irony of the poem Ozymandias ?

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Answered by Anonymous

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●The central irony in this poem is that Ozymandias's statue was intended to project his greatness.

●But when the onlooker sees it, it is not only shattered, but it lies in the midst of a wasteland.

Answered by shalininigam763

There is the use of irony in the life my name is Ozymandias King of Kings the irony is that the once great king is no more more about his Empire his rule and his people are all gone due to passage of time the remains of his Empire is only a statue wrecked by time and loss in the sounds of a far away desert

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