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Koushik Kannan Posted 15 years ago
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Ozymandias

"the hand that mocked them,and the heart that fed".whose hand and heart has the poet reffered to in this line?
  

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Hello, Koushik — and welcome to English Forums. An interesting question, and a grammar conundrum that I hadn't noticed. I presume it is the sculptor's.

— Mister Micawber

  • Hello, Koushik — and welcome to English Forums.
  • An interesting question, and a grammar conundrum that I hadn't noticed.
  • I presume it is the sculptor's.
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Hello, Koushik — and welcome to English Forums. An interesting question, and a grammar conundrum that I hadn't noticed. I presume it is the sculptor's.
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Hi Mister Micawber

Is the poet reffering to the sculptor's hand and Ozymandias' heart?
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I think they both belong to the sculptor, but I'm no expert.
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Can you just tell me why?
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Thanks....sir ..........I got the answer.
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According to me it is the sculptor's hand and Ozymandias's heart.

It is the sculptor's hand which sculpted the statue drawing inspiration from Ozymandias's feelings( from his heart ).
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