How do you explain and paraphrase Ben Jonson's "Song: To Celia"?

Here's a quick mixture of paraphrase and interpretation of
Jonson's "Song:  To Celia" to help you understand
it.

• Drink only to me with your eyes, or Drink to
  me with only your eyes (metaphor:  dedicate yourself only to me with your eyes, or with
  your eyes give a toast to me)


• I'll pledge myself to you
  with my eyes/loving look, glance/stare


• Or leave a kiss in
  the cup (the wine cup) and I'll be satisfied--I won't look for
  wine


• The thirst that arises from one's soul needs a
  divine drink, but I would not exchange the nectar of the god's for a drink from
  you.

The second
stanza:

• I sent you some roses, not so much to
  honor you but that, by being in your presence, the roses might not
  rot


• But you only smelled the roses and returned them; but
  since you returned them, I swear, they smell like you, not like
  roses.