Ich muss das folgende Gedicht (Sonet II from William Percy, Sonnets to the fairest Coelia) analysieren.
Metaphern und deren Bedeutung und den Inhalt der einzelnen Sektionen herausarbeiten. Kann mir jemand helfen? Hat vielleicht schon jemand dieses Gedicht in der Schule/Uni besprochen und weiß darüber Bescheid?
Vielen Dank schonmal im Voraus.


Oh happie houre, and yet unhappie houre,
When first by chaunce I had my goddesse viewed,
Then first I tasted of the sweetest soure,
Wherewith the cup of Cypria is embrewed.
For gazing ferme without suspition,
Love coopt behind the charet of her eye,
Justly to schoole my bold presumption,
Against my hart did let an arrow flie:
Faire sir, quoth he, to practise have you nought
But to be gazing on devinitie?
Before you part, your leare you shall be tought,
With that attonce he made his arrowes hie:
Imperious God, I did it not to love her
Ah stay thy hand, I did it but to prove her.