Paulette Wilson: Afro-Caribbean British and a uniquely special woman!

 
By Stanley Collymore  
 
She came to Britain aged ten  
with her parents as part of  
the then warmly invited  
Windrush Generation.  
Yet Paulette who was a gem  
was most callously broken  
by an institutionally racist  
British Tory regime  and  
its wilfully introduced  
and odiously set out  
policy, thrust in the  
self-evidently and  
solely deliberate,  
as it transpired,  
direction of all  
the obviously  
distinct  Afro-  
Caribbeans  
 
that at the end of World    
War II UK regimes and  
their authorities had  
invited and actively    
persuaded to migrate from  
their very tropical, British  
West Indian homelands  
to productively assist    
in the most crucially    
and an urgent post-  
war, plus a wholly    
vital remoulding  
of Britain; itself  
sentimentality    
and. In those  
needy and a  
pathetically  
sad state of  
affairs, now eagerly    
touted to each of  
these hoped for    
Afro-Caribbean  
emigrants by  
these white    
charlatans  
as Britain    
their own  
"mother  
country."    
 
Paulette Wilson was always  
cheerfully young at heart  
and naturally imbued  
with a vibrant and    
lively spirit that easily and    
forever endeared her to  
everyone she met, or  
knew of her and so  
easily understood    
what she deeply,  
rather earnestly,  
so positively in  
her thoroughly  
painstakingly:  
as was quite  
self-evident  
of her very  
beneficial  
care and  
intrinsic  
support to others,  
as she was such  
a lively person.  
So generally  
wonderful  
and full  
of fun!  
 
But the Tory British regime  
fervently aided by other  
parliamentary parties  
and the UK's other  
likeminded and compliant  
authorities nevertheless  
very brutally took away  
her humanity and also  
her self respect. And  
rather scanadously    
did so without any    
semblance, at all,  
of any humanity;  
and repulsively  
as well in their  
endemic and    
so nurtured  
racism for  
Paulette -  
fulsome  
disdain.  
 
(C) Stanley V. Collymore  
26 July 2020.  
 
Author's Remarks:  
Paulette Wilson: A rare breed  in Britain. A British woman who actually cared about the wellbeing of others, far and above her own personal but rather cynically and grotesquely endangered individual interests.  
 
Cynically and intentionally killed as a specifically direct consequence of the premeditated, implacably hostile, torturous and the innately systematic, racist actions of Theresa May, Amber Rudd, the racist and totalitarian culture of the British Home Office, which are themselves fulsomely conjoined and actively supportive of these sorts of racist initiatives that routinely and rather invidiously emanate from all  British regimes with the full backing of opposition parliamentarians and their respective political  parties.  
 
Rest in Eternal Peace with your Maker and the Angel's in whose ranks you're now a member Paulette Wilson, my Afro-Caribbean sister. And sincerest thanks for all that you did while you were here on this Earth. You'll be sorely missed but no one can hurt you now or ever do so again!  
 
My heartfelt condolences to your family members and close friends.