From the BBC – an introduction to the poem for IGCSE English Lit.
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dear Sir , I am IGCSE student in British school in Dubai and i have to do the course work to cover the six poem from C section , one of which is “Search for my tongue” . I found its clip on your site , unfortunately i cant open it as it say you are in other country . is there a way you can help me to obtain this bbc clip to help me with my courswork.
thanks
Sadly not- the bbc are very tight with material like this.