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In the poem he imagines dying from a lethal drink and joining the immortal nightinale in the trees, totally ignorant and free of life’s cares and woes, sickness and death. He contrasts the mortalilty of individual men with the immortality of birdsong, of which the Nightingale is the leading exponent.
