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what message conveys in the poem Ozymandias?

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Answered by Vidushii11
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This poem tries to convey two important aspects of life. One of the aspects is short life span of power and glory of a human being and another aspect is the sheer vastness of the mother nature. The poem conveys an message that everything in this world is time-bound and not immortal. Even the mighty and the powerful cannot escape from ravages by time.....also the statue of the mighty king had become sand with the passage of time
Answered by Sashwati
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Oxymandias is the poem about how time destroys everything. The king Oxymandias was a proud king and he always thought of him being the most powerful ruler but now his statue lies in ruins because time is powerful and it destroys everything.
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