Help with analysing related text! (1 Viewer)

[Leaf247]

I had chosen Discovery by Wislawa Syzmborska as a secondary related text in the case they ask for two in the HSC, and for some reason I'm having trouble linking it to The Tempest. My main thesis is somewhat like this: The discoveries that we make of ourselves and the world around us can act as a catalyst for rediscovering what was previously hidden, and ultimately help us in reevaluating our values.

So could someone possibly help me analyse this? I had used it before but the ideas I used were very vague and didn't make make sense. I have techniques, but I need help picking out the key ideas. Thanks

This is the poem:
I believe in the great discovery.
I believe in the man who will make the discovery.
I believe in the fear of the man who will make the discovery.

I believe in his face going white,
His queasiness, his upper lip drenched in cold sweat.

I believe in the burning of his notes,
burning them into ashes,
burning them to the last scrap.

I believe in the scattering of numbers,
scattering them without regret.

I believe in the man’s haste,
in the precision of his movements,
in his free will.

I believe in the shattering of tablets,
the pouring out of liquids,
the extinguishing of rays.

I am convinced this will end well,
that it will not be too late,
that it will take place without witnesses.

I’m sure no one will find out what happened,
not the wife, not the wall,
not even the bird that might squeal in its song.

I believe in the refusal to take part.
I believe in the ruined career.
I believe in the wasted years of work.
I believe in the secret taken to the grave.

These words soar for me beyond all rules
without seeking support from actual examples.
My faith is strong, blind, and without foundation.