English, asked by Nazmul5455, 1 year ago

What moral does the poet wish to convey through this poem?in ozymandias

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Answered by malavika52

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The moral is-only the nature exist here whatever comes will be distroyed

Answered by swasam2006

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the moral of the poem Ozymandias is

"nothing survives the omnipotence of time"

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