What aspect of the nightingale's song does the poet yearn for?

The beauty of life

The end of suffering

The joy of youth

The permanence of happiness

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B. The end of suffering

The correct answer is 'The end of suffering', as the poem reflects the poet's desire to escape the painful realities of life.

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