Ozymandias Explanation and Literary devices - CBSE Class 10 English Poem
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Ozymandias Summary and Background - CBSE Class 10 English Poem 4
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if there is only pedestal then how we can see the king face
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Excellent explanation.....
I read this poem in class 8th in our course book
Same here also
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I am learning it in class 7
Really good explanation of the poem.... Was able to get the visualizations of the poem while u were teaching this poem... Great job!!!😍😍😍😍😍 really loved it!
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I am 7 th Class but no one explained me so clearly like you . Thank u Thank u soooo much mam lots of respect .
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Excellent Explanation Mam 👌👌👌👌. It had Really helped me for my examination 😇😇😇. Thanku Mam
Hi Mam What A Marvellous Representation I have my exam tomorrow had not got the poem a bit and the style of your teaching was unique using the technology and good voice you have. :) ;) First I Had No Interest in English SPECIALLY Litrature but I have started loving it thanks for the marvellous job you guys are doing. thanks English academy
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Thank you so much ! Nice explanation 👍
Glad it was helpful!
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Pls mam explain it
Yes mam
Tough I am not in 10th ( 7th right now) it helps me a lot, and also thanks for adding the literary devices explanation, this is very often that people add the literary devices.
Ma'am it is Akankshya again!!! Great video this time as well!!! Stay happy and have a great day!!! Love the way you put forward the explanations!!!!
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It helps me for my exams
Best explanation 💯💯❤️🔥 Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Mam your way of explanation is excellent.
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Really mam u r great... I understood very well from this and we got some extra knowledge also from this
Really the best explanation 👍👍👍 keep it up . But please you say this ozy-mam-dias in this way
Very helpful mam , thank you so much .
Sculptor was very fine he read the expressions on the face of ozymandias very well and he copied them very nicely to the statue hand that mocked them referers to hand of sculptor and heart that fed refers to hand of
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Very good summary and explanation
Well done
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you🌹🌹 ma'am for teaching us
Thank you so much . This lecture is very helpful to understand the poem ' Ozymandias ' . Good luck for next lectures .
Very helpful and information given in details. Thank you 💯
Very well explained
And literary devices helped a lot
Thank you. Keep watching.
Thank you ma'am
Excellent. Thank you for making this video.
The best and concise explanation available on the RUclips
Ma'am what is the meaning of 'the heart that fed' , please explain clearly.
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It's amazing ma'am
Thanks for explaining it
Mam please tell me the answer to this question : What is the tone of the poem ' Ozymandias' ? Also tell the meaning of this question please please please please.
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Excellent explanation madam. 🙏👏👏👏
It was a very good poem.....i understood it very easily by your help madam😁😁😁😁😁😁
Awesome explanation mam tqu
Here, mighty refer to work he had done on that place.. ( later...which does not exist when the poet arrive..)
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MAM BUT SNEER KA MEANING READER ME FACIAL EXPRESSION WHERE UPPER LIP IS RAISED DIYA HAI...???
Not to nitpick or anything, bit around 10:50, you say that nothing except the pedstal remains . But that is not true as the legs of the statue still remain. And also the face, although half broken and on the floor, remains.
Hi, those are the remains of the statue as they have broken apart!
Superb explanation😘😘
There are 2 more literary devices in the poem : Personification and enjambment
It's awesome 😊 ,great ,bht acha smjh Aya ha ❣️
Thank you so much teacher for teaching this poem in good explanation!!
When you have explained it now the poem is very easy and becoming simple for me to understand.....
Keep it up Prachi.
Awesome maam you explained the poem in an attractive manner.
☺☺thanx a lot☺
Superb
nice video mam. i understood it very well
Your teaching is awesome....thank you
Ma'm you have missed one more Literary device called Sonnet which is a 14 lines poem. Poem-Ozymandias is a sonnet
'Sonnet' is not a literary device. A poem of 14 lines is called a 'sonnet'.
Very helpful class♥️thank u
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In the last stanza you say that only the pedestal remains..but what about the visage and the trunkless legs
The visage and the trunkless legs have broken and fallen. Only the pedestal remains intact. That's why the poet says that only the pedestal remains. The words inscribed on the pedestal are ironical.
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MA'AM PLEASE CAN YOU UPLOAD A VIDEO ON POETIC DEVICES OF THIS CHAPTER BECAUSE I DON'T KNOW WHAT US POETIC DEVICE OR LITERARY DEVICE ; BUT PLEASEEEE DO SO AND UPLOAD POETIC DEVICES OF RHIS CHAPTER....
Please watch the video, you will get the poetic devices in it
Perfect keep it up
THANKS MAM LOVELY VOICE
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Very nice I understand the lessons
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Very good explanation
It is very helpful mam thank you very much
if there is only the pedestal then how can we see the king face where does it comefrom
The king's face is damaged and is lying a few steps away in the sand.
Excellent explanation mam ,it's really helpful
Sneer means hateful expression
yes
Mam please aap class 10 ka poem 'dust of snow' ka explanation RUclips me daliye na.
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Nice explanation and the each word is clear
God bless u mam . Amazing explanation
Nice explanation ma'am
Nice explanation.Thanks mam.
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Mam what is the meaning of oxymoron plzz
Oxymoron is a figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction (e.g. faith unfaithful kept him falsely true).
Thanks😀
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Thanku it helped a lott
thank q mam
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What is the moral?
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IT IS ALSO 6 CLASS POEM THANKS FOR GOOD EXPLANATION
Why this poem is removed this year??😭😭😭😭
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Thanks it is helpful to student
U r telling worng "u r saying that the work of ozyamandias is that statue but the work's is the empire of ozyamandias"
Yes, and the irony is that there is nothing there besides the statue and sands for many a mile. None of his works remaining for the mighty to see.
Correct explanation...👍👍
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