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Ozymandias by PB Shelly is Sonnet describing the remnants of the Egyptian pharaoh raises ll the Skipper describes a meeting with someone who has travelled to a place where ancient civilization once existed we know from the title that he is talking about Egypt the traveller told the speaker a story about an old fragmented statue in the middle of the desert the statue is broken apart but you can still make out of face of a person the face look strong and Powerful like a ruler the sculptor did a good job and expressing the rulers personality and his disdain for other on the pedestal near the face the traveller read an inscription in which the ruler Ozymandias tells anyone who might happen to pass by look around and see how many I am but there is no other evidence of is strength in the vicinity of his giant broken statue there is just a lot of sand as far as the eyes can see the Travellers and his story the narrator course is encounter with a Traveller from an antique land the world antique you for side of which event is is the favourite depict the ancient period of Ozymandias rules the traveller describe the scene of the ruin in lines 2-3 two vast and trunkless legs of stone in desert while the statues half sunk shattered visage Le nearby he is portrait a mood of forgotten decay the traveller uses negative quotations to describe the Statue of Ozymandias trunkless sunk and setter to convey this mood the narrator comments that this is culture was once a symbol of pride and greatness but now it is no more than broken stone the narrator then goes on to describe the feature of the statues face whose from and wrinkled lips give the impression that the subject was a cold unforgiving man the traveller compliments the scripture on his find work it\’s sculpture veldos fashion read the sculptor is commanded for capturing the essence of Ozymandias personality in his work the subject of the Statue was a man who sneers upon those weaker than him identically the scripture hand mode him however his passion have long become lifeless and he himself lies forgotten in the second line of the sextet the traveller equals engraving on the statue my name is Ozymandias King of Kings look on my works Ye mighty and despair these two line give the statue an identity and so The Reader of the kings Pride it is the climate of the poem emphasis by the exclamation mark he considers himself the King of Kings Mighty being with a capital M to give the impression that Ozymandias considered himself to be in the same rank as the Gods he demand reverence from the Gods the last few lines of the poem communicate the melon choli tone which contrasts sharply With The King\’s Speech previously awesome India\’s no stand among his work boundless and where the loan and levels and there is irony in that awesome India spell that will disappear in face office work that has turn to dust nothing more remains