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GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry Knowledge Organiser
gcse Power and Conflict Poetry Knowledge Organiser Poem Content, Meaning and Purpose Context Language Form and Structure Key Quotations Ozymandias Percy Bysshe Shelley Content, Meaning and Purpose The narrator meets a traveller who tells him about a decayed stature that he saw in a desert. The statue was of a long forgotten ancient King: the arrogant Ozymandias, king of kings. The poem is ironic and one big metaphor: Human Power is only temporary the statue now lies crumbled in the sand, and the most powerful human creations cannot resist the Power of nature.
GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry – Knowledge Organiser Poem Content, Meaning and Purpose Context Language Form and Structure Key Quotations Ozymandias – Percy Bysshe Shelley Content, Meaning and Purpose The narrator meets a traveller who tells him about a decayed stature that he saw in a desert. The statue was of a long forgotten
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