Compare and contrast "Ozymandias" and "Will There Really be a "Morning."'

"Ozymandias" is a sonnet. It has fourteen lines and its meter is set in iambic pentameter. Meanwhile, "Will there really be a morning" is a poem that has three stanzas with four lines each.

"Ozymandias" portrays a king of kings, a tyrant that the speaker has met in the desert. Meanwhile, "Will there really be a morning" depicts the innocence of a child wondering if day and morning are real places.