Ozymandias Quotes

My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings; Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!

The lone and level sands stretch far away.

Nothing beside remains. Round the decay of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare, the lone and level sands stretch far away.

Look upon my works, ye mighty, and despair! Yet nothing remains.

Here lies the once mighty empire of Ozymandias, lost in the sands of time.

The ruins of Ozymandias serve as a reminder that pride and power are fleeting.

Ozymandias thought his kingdom would stand the test of time, but now all that’s left is a broken statue.

Ozymandias’s empire crumbled, proving that even the mighty are not immune to the passage of time.

Behold the ruins of Ozymandias, a cautionary tale of the transience of power.

The arrogance of Ozymandias was matched only by the sand’s indifference to his legacy.

Ozymandias’s pyramid once touched the sky, now it lies buried beneath the sand.

Ozymandias’s fate serves as a reminder that no empire can withstand the test of time.

The once mighty kingdom of Ozymandias is now a mere memory.

Ozymandias’s reign may have been grand, but his legacy is now lost to the sands.

Ozymandias taught us that even the greatest rulers will one day be forgotten.

Ozymandias’s empire crumbled, humbling those who thought they were invincible.

Ozymandias’s statue stands as a symbol of the futility of power.

Ozymandias’s empire was once vast, but now it is reduced to a mere fragment of history.

The ruins of Ozymandias are a testament to the impermanence of human achievements.

Ozymandias’s empire may have fallen, but his legacy lives on in the hearts of those who remember him.

Ozymandias’s story serves as a warning against the hubris of power.

Ozymandias’s empire was built on sand and ultimately crumbled into dust.

Ozymandias’s arrogance blinded him to the inevitability of his own downfall.

Ozymandias’s reign serves as a cautionary tale of the dangers of unchecked power.

The statue of Ozymandias, now shattered, reminds us that all empires will one day fall.

Ozymandias’s name may have once struck fear into the hearts of his enemies, but now it is forgotten.

Ozymandias’s empire was built on the backs of the oppressed, and it crumbled under the weight of their resentment.

Ozymandias’s empire, once the pinnacle of civilization, now lies buried beneath the sand.

Ozymandias’s hubris led to his downfall, a reminder that power is fleeting.

Ozymandias, once a great king, is now reduced to a broken statue forgotten by time.

Ozymandias’s legacy serves as a reminder that even the most powerful will one day be forgotten.

Ozymandias’s empire was a monument to his ego, but even monuments can be destroyed.

Ozymandias’s statue, now in ruins, stands as a testament to the impermanence of human achievements.

Ozymandias’s kingdom, now lost to the sands of time, serves as a cautionary tale for future generations.

Ozymandias’s reign was marked by cruelty and oppression, and it ultimately led to his own downfall.

Ozymandias’s empire, once feared and revered, now crumbles into dust.

Ozymandias’s empire was built on the blood and sweat of his subjects, and now it lies in ruins.

Ozymandias, in his arrogance, believed he could defy the passage of time, but he was wrong.

Ozymandias, once a symbol of power and glory, is now a cautionary tale of hubris.

Ozymandias’s empire, once grand and mighty, is now nothing more than a memory whispered in the wind.

Ozymandias’s statue, now shattered and broken, reminds us that no empire can stand forever.

Ozymandias’s empire, once the envy of the world, now lies forgotten and abandoned.

Ozymandias’s reign was marked by greed and excess, and it ultimately led to his demise.

Ozymandias’s fall from grace serves as a reminder that power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

Ozymandias’s kingdom, now lost in the sands of time, serves as a cautionary tale for those who seek power at any cost.