No Colours For My Coat!
Paul Yusuf McCormack was many things to many people. An Artist, Poet, Writer, Author, Trainer, Dad, Adopter and Foster carer, who spent the first 18 years of his life in the harsh environs of children's institutions during the 1960's and 1970's. He never described this as 'care' as he was subjected to physical, sexual and emotional abuse which had a far-reaching and lasting effect on his adult life. He was taught the lessons of shame, rejection, fear, silence & retribution...Remarkably not only did he survive, he thrived. As a storyteller, he used his art and poetry to voice and explore the emotions he was unable to voice as a child. "It's been painful, but honest, reflecting a world that is talked about, just not fully understood & where those that grow up in it know that something isn't right, yet often remain unheard & unable to do anything about it"
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Paul Yusuf McCormack was many things to many people. An Artist, Poet, Writer, Author, Trainer, Dad, Adopter and Foster carer, who spent the first 18 years of his life in the harsh environs of children's institutions during the 1960's and 1970's. He never described this as 'care' as he was subjected to physical, sexual and emotional abuse which had a far-reaching and lasting effect on his adult life. He was taught the lessons of shame, rejection, fear, silence & retribution...Remarkably not only did he survive, he thrived. As a storyteller, he used his art and poetry to voice and explore the emotions he was unable to voice as a child. "It's been painful, but honest, reflecting a world that is talked about, just not fully understood & where those that grow up in it know that something isn't right, yet often remain unheard & unable to do anything about it"
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Paul Yusuf McCormack was many things to many people. An Artist, Poet, Writer, Author, Trainer, Dad, Adopter and Foster carer, who spent the first 18 years of his life in the harsh environs of children's institutions during the 1960's and 1970's. He never described this as 'care' as he was subjected to physical, sexual and emotional abuse which had a far-reaching and lasting effect on his adult life. He was taught the lessons of shame, rejection, fear, silence & retribution...Remarkably not only did he survive, he thrived. As a storyteller, he used his art and poetry to voice and explore the emotions he was unable to voice as a child. "It's been painful, but honest, reflecting a world that is talked about, just not fully understood & where those that grow up in it know that something isn't right, yet often remain unheard & unable to do anything about it"
