6(a) There is much to be learned about the author from this song alone. Within this song, the author clearly shows his distaste and disbelief in the Christian faith and its laws. His diction was largely negative, his tone was angry and mocking and he continuously paint dark, bleak scenery. However, while addressing to his lover, he shows his passion, trust and love in an odd way. He shows all of these positive traits in a negative light so that the theme of his song was not disrupted. Also, it seems that the author is supportive of homosexuality and defied the church due to its laws against homosexuality.
6(b) The artist mentions his lover in multiple instances throughout the song. He constantly addresses his lover in a revered manner, showing his respect, obedience and love for his lover. Analyzing the song would show that the author regards his lover as if she is a religion. Commenting on her being a Goddess, the mouthpiece of heaven, the sunlight. However, there is no direct depiction of the author's lover, there is no way to know for sure her characteristics and personal traits.