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How does the poem reflect on the theme of mortality?

1

Celebrates life

2

Accepts death

3

Denies existence

4

Promotes rebirth

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Answer

B. Accepts death

Solution:

The correct answer is 'Accepts death'. The poem reflects on mortality by highlighting the difference between the eternal nightingale and the temporary human condition.

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