Ozymandias was a very powerful king of Egypt. He was very proud of his achievements. He thought that no one could equal him in his Mighty achievements. He got his own statue built in a temple. It was a huge statue 92 feet high. The king wanted to immortalize his name. So he got the following words written on the pedestal of his statue, “My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings: Look on my works, Ye Mighty, and despair! “ But ironically no trace of the king or his power is left on the Sands of Time. Even his huge statue lies in ruins. This irony teaches us that the pride of the material power and glory is a folly. Everything in this world is subject to decay. Even the mightiest of human beings mix with the dust.
Ozymandias was a very powerful king of Egypt. He was very proud of his achievements. He thought that no one could equal him in his Mighty achievements. He got his own statue built in a temple. It was a huge statue 92 feet high. The king wanted to immortalize his name. So he got the following words written on the pedestal of his statue, “My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings: Look on my works, Ye Mighty, and despair! “ But ironically no trace of the king or his power is left on the Sands of Time. Even his huge statue lies in ruins. This irony teaches us that the pride of the material power and glory is a folly. Everything in this world is subject to decay. Even the mightiest of human beings mix with the dust.