EPISODE · Jul 6, 2016 · 2 MIN
Lemn Sissay The:Listening Post a poem for WW1 Somme100
from BBC Radio Manchester · host BBC Radio Manchester
Poet & Chancellor of The University of Manchester @LemnSissay recites The Listening Post with @KazGabay of BBC Radio Manchester.The poem was commissioned for the 100th anniversary event of The Battle of The Somme which took place in Heaton Park in Manchester.
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