What does Walt Whitman mean honeyed morphine on line 27 of the poem myself

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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To understand the meaning of the line "honeyed morphine" in Walt Whitman's poem "Myself," we need to analyze the specific context in which it appears. Could you provide more information such as the preceding or following lines?