Hawk Roosting and Ozymandias Comparison


	Hawk Roosting and Ozymandias Comparison
	Similarities Power and domination 'now I hold creation in my foot' and 'wrinkled lip and sneer of cold command' Arrogant tone 'I kill where I please because it is all mine' and 'look on my works ye Mighty and despair' Control 'I am going to keep things like this' and 'sneer of cold command' Negative and arrogant words are used 'locked', 'tearing' and 'command', 'despair', 'lifeless'	Differences O - about an Egyptian pharaoh HR - about an eagle HR - has more to do with nature and animals HR - nothing has changed for the hawk, still in control and always wants to be 'I am going to keep things like this' O - the pharaoh is no longer in control and his statue is now a wreck in the desert 'the lone and level sands stretch far away' O - one stanza HR - six stanzas HR - published in the 20th century O - published in the 19th century
	Overall comparison

Power and domination 'now I hold creation in my foot' and 'wrinkled lip and sneer of cold command'
Arrogant tone 'I kill where I please because it is all mine' and 'look on my works ye Mighty and despair'
Control 'I am going to keep things like this' and 'sneer of cold command'
Negative and arrogant words are used 'locked', 'tearing' and 'command', 'despair', 'lifeless'

O - about an Egyptian pharaoh
HR - about an eagle
HR - has more to do with nature and animals
HR - nothing has changed for the hawk, still in control and always wants to be 'I am going to keep things like this'
O - the pharaoh is no longer in control and his statue is now a wreck in the desert 'the lone and level sands stretch far away'
O - one stanza
HR - six stanzas
HR - published in the 20th century
O - published in the 19th century