Reading and analysis of Shelley's classic sonnet. Recommended for high school students.
*The poem is dark, and possibly ironic. 
*Discussion of sonnet structure
*Discussion of rhythm and rhyme
*Comparison to Horace Smith's "Ozymandias"
*Analysis of meaning
*Lil bit of salt about how Mary Shelley was cooler than her husband Percy

Reading and analysis of Shelley's classic sonnet. Recommended for high school students. *The poem is dark, and possibly ironic. *Discussion of sonnet structure *Discussion of rhythm and rhyme *Comparison to Horace Smith's "Ozymandias" *Analysis of meaning *Lil bit of salt about how Mary Shelley was cooler than her husband Percy

Reading and analysis of Shelley's classic sonnet. Recommended for high school students.
*The poem is dark, and possibly ironic.&nbsp;
*Discussion of sonnet structure
*Discussion of rhythm and rhyme
*Comparison to Horace Smith's "Ozymandias"
*Analysis of meaning
*Lil bit of salt about how Mary Shelley was cooler than her husband Percy

"Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Shelley

A 20-year teacher reads and discusses great works of literature for students learning at home.

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"Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Shelley