Ozymandias
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- Ozymandias
- Petrarchan Sonnet
- Octet followed by a sestet
- the sestet gives a problem and the octet shows the issue will be solved
- Volta after 9th line and onwards
- the sestet gives a problem and the octet shows the issue will be solved
- intermittent rhyming scheme
- Octet followed by a sestet
- structure
- 10 beats per line/ Iambic pentameter
- shows natural speech and that someone is telling a story
- enjambment
- shows natural speech and that someone is telling a story
- told in 1st person
- the narrator has never actually seen the sculpture its self
- 10 beats per line/ Iambic pentameter
- Quotations
- 'stand in the desert'
- personification - stone doesn't stand, shows that the stone is like a person and is therefore like Ramses I/Ozymandias
- 'its sculptor well those passion read'
- the sculptr caught the passion/facial expression of Ramses I/ Ozymandias in the sculpture
- 'stamped on these lifeless things the mocked and the had that fed
- the sculptor destroyed the statue
- 'the hand that mocked' - took the mick out of Ramses as he create the sculpture
- 'stand in the desert'
- language
- Alliteration
- 'cold command' - the 'c' sounds cold and aggressive
- by no rhyming between line 5 and 7 shows something may look powerful and strong but it really isn't if you look at it more
- alliteration of lone and level exaggerates and brings attention to the emptiness of the desert
- Alliteration
- 'cold command' - the 'c' sounds cold and aggressive
- Alliteration
- Alliteration
- Petrarchan Sonnet
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