The sonnet “Ozymandias,” by Percy Bysshe Shelley, rose again this week. A trailer for the final season of Breaking Bad featured Walter White reciting the poem, first published in 1818 ...

Percy Bysshe Shelly turned the despot Ozymandias into a memorable sonnet about tyranny and time. Inspired by the poem, sculptor Douglas Kornfeld created a monumental red figure named Ozymandias ...

(READ: TIME’s recap of ‘Ozymandias’) The poem tells the story of a traveller who has seen an ancient monument in the desert. The giant legs are all that remains standing of what was once a ...

the meaning behind his full name is crystal clear. So, where does the name Ozymandias come from? A poem, actually. A very ominous poem. Clearly the meaning behind Shelley's poem fits right in.

He also wrote a few poems. One of the most famous is "Ozymandias." It's about a despotic ruler who builds a monument to himself, convinced his name and works will live through the ages.

Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem Ozymandias is the basis for a trailer for the latest - and final - season of cult US TV drama Breaking Bad. Why, asks Ben Milne. The minute-long trailer simply consists ...

While the pacing may be confusing at first, there is a lot to unpack from the film, and importantly, the poem "Ozymandias," read by Ben Starr. Bungie has proven to be a master at weaving intricate ...

But apparently Watson has his reasons. Fortune again: Watson said the name of the company came from one of his favorite poems—Shelley’s "Ozymandias"—which tells the story of an ancient king ...

While keeping mum on footage from the series, this teaser trailer features Walter White (Bryan Cranston) eerily reading the poem Ozymandias as visuals of the desert and his hometown in New Mexico.

Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem Ozymandias is the basis for a trailer for the latest - and final - season of cult US TV drama Breaking Bad. Why, asks Ben Milne. The minute-long trailer simply consists ...