Ozymandias: A Reflection on Power and Time

Percy Bysshe Shelley's sonnet "Ozymandias" reflects on power, legacy, and the passage of time through the image of a ruined statue of the Egyptian Pharaoh. It highlights the irony of Ozymandias's boasts of greatness, showcasing how time renders all power meaningless. The poem serves as a timeless reminder of humility and impermanence.

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