English, 10.05.2021 04:40, domjuan1456
1. "[S]urvive" (7) is a transitive verb with "hand" and "heart" as direct objects. Whose
hand? Whose heart? What figure of speech is exemplified in "hand" and "heart"?
2. Characterize Ozymandias.
3. Ozymandias was an ancient Egyptian tyrant. This poem was first published in 1817.
Of what is Ozymandias a
symbol? What contemporary reference might the poem
have had in Shelley's time?
4. What is the theme of the poem and how is it "stated"?
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