Does it follow the English or Italian sonnet form, some combination of both, or some other form entirely?

Sonnet

“My mistress’ eyes are nothing like the sun” by William Shakespeare
try to answer the following questions about it:
Does it follow the English or Italian sonnet form, some combination of both, or some other form entirely?
Does it have a “turn”? Where does the turn occur? Does it have more than one turn?
What other poetic devices we’ve been discussing (e.g., imagery, figurative language, rhyme, rhythm, etc.) stand out in this poem? (Try to identify at least two.)
How do any of the features just identified contribute to the overall tone, effect, or meaning of the poem?

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