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What does Walt Whitman mean honeyed morphine on line 27 of the poem myself
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What's morphine used for? Does it have any taste? Or do you think, given the context of the surrounding lines, he's referring to some kind of near-death experience?
You must take into account the entire passage, not just a couple of words.
The word "honeyed" can also imply that it's sweet (not literally the taste of it) and welcomed.
What do you think?
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You must take into account the entire passage, not just a couple of words.
The word "honeyed" can also imply that it's sweet (not literally the taste of it) and welcomed.
What do you think?
??
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