What is irony of poem ozymandias

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Naveen Sharma 8 years, 3 months ago
The irony of this poem is that even though Ozymandias considered himself as a mighty and powerful king,,he could not withstand the destructive forces of Nature and Time.. Qualities like pride ,having contempt towards others ,arrogant took him no where...And he is no more in the world except for his ruined statue.
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