Help needed!

[Nossa]

Hello everyone,
OKay..I think I've been long enough on the forum to earn my right in asking at least ONE dumb question..so here you go..lol
Can anyone recomend for me any good website in which I can find vaiours interpretations for the 16th and 17th century poetry?
I know ya'll gonna think, what kinda question is this..and I know it's kinda lame actually...but thing is, I'm having my poetry exams in precisely two weeks, and I need more references other than the lectures and notes which I take down while studying. SO there you have it.
Oh and feel free to laugh at the question:lol:

[kathycf]

Nossa, anybody who would laugh at a request for help is unkind indeed. Your question is not stupid. Remember, there are no dumb questions, just dumb answers...or something like that. :p :lol:

16th century (http://academic.reed.edu/english/gre/16thCentury.html)

17th century (http://academic.reed.edu/english/gre/Early17thCentury.html)

Early 17th century (http://cla.calpoly.edu/~dschwart/engl331/donne.html)

This is more of a general guide, although there are some poems featured that you may be studying.

Study guide for various works. (http://www.wsu.edu/%7Ebrians/guides_index.html)

I hope that helps at least a little and good luck with your studies.

[Nossa]

Wow!! That's awesome!! Thank you SO much!!
And trust me, there ARE dumb question...that one I asked up there isn't the best I can come up with..lol

[kathycf]

You are welcome, Nossa...I hope the links prove useful for your studies. Now, when you say you ask stupid questions what you really must say is....

I am ready to learn! (http://faq.gardenweb.com/faq/lists/teach/2002113241012943.html) :D :D :D

[Nossa]

^^ I'm ready to learn then :D :D