The speaker also describes the "frown/ And wrinkled lip" of an object that is "Half sunk".
One work that shares its title with this poem mentions how "We wonderWhere London stood, holding the Wolf in chace" and was written by Horace Smith in a competition against this poem's author. The speaker of this poem notices the "hand that mocked" and "the (*) heart that fed" after reading passions "which yet survive". The speaker also describes the "frown/ And wrinkled lip" of an object that is "Half sunk". This work also mentions how "the lone and level sands stretch far away" from a "Colossal wreck". A "traveller from an antique land" mentions "Two vast and trunkless legs of stone" in, for ten points, what work about a "king of kings" by Percy Shelley?
One work that shares its title with this poem mentions how "We wonderWhere London stood, holding the Wolf in chace" and was written by Horace Smith in a competition against this poem's author.
"Ozymandias"