In these lines from "ode to a Nightingale," the speaker compares his feelings to which experience? breaking a bone having a hear t attack drowning taking drugs or poison
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<em>Ode to a Nightingale </em>is one of the most famous poems written by English <em>Romantic</em> poet John Keats.
The opening lines establish the melancholy mood of the poem and introduce the theme of man's mortality and transience of life.
The correct answer is <u>taking drugs or poison. </u>
<em>"dull opiate" </em>and <em>"hemlock"</em> are mentioned, so the speaker feels drowsy, drunk, high, as if he were poisoned
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