| Front | Ozymandias Form point. |
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| Back | Caesura after "Nothing Beside Remains" which greatly emphasises this as the most important moment in the poem when Shelley mocks Ozymandias for his naivety in thinking he could immortalize himself with a statue and shows how no matter who you are or how powerful you were, you will be forgotten with time, implying that nature is greater than any man. |
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