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Power (Ozymandias (Metaphors (Statue Of Ozymandias (The statue is a…

- - - - The statue is a metaphor for power and as the statue has all been destroyed and eroded shows that power is only temporary and one who was all mighty and powerful will be forgotten showing the destruction of time.
  - - - Artist using it to tell people to "despair" his work because of its size and grandeur, however they should despair because their power is only temporary and usimportant such as Ozymandias'
  - - - Its highlighting the endless stretch of sand and symbolizing that there is nothing to show his power anymore and his power would never of been immortal
- - - - This is representing the control and lack of freedom in London.
  - - - The repetition of the word "chartered" emphasizes the authority and control because it seems as if William Blake is restricted to certain words.
  - - - create sounds of abundant misery that comes from everyone in London walking and this misery comes from the abuse of power as everyone is being control. Also, show how everyone is controlled so they all walk the same.
- - - - emphasizing that the speaker cannot rid himself of the memory of the killing the man even at the end he continues to still have all of the guilt.
  - - - Showing that there is no escape through the use of the word shadow and the fact the man is patrolling the streets show that the man had a lack of power which meant he was being controlled.
  - - - This is showing how they have already have been in this situation and don't feel hesitate because there is nothing they can do because of their lack of power and being controlled .
- - - - The man is being very careful about the words that he uses so he can make the impression he wanted
  - - - The speakers use of possessive pronouns is showing his control and abuse of power he has as a man over a woman.
  - - - Saying that he saw his wife as a possession shows his abuse of power.