The document discusses the experiences of Jamaicans who immigrated to Britain aboard the Windrush ship in 1948. It includes a poem written from the perspective of one of the immigrants describing their initial positive expectations contrasted with the cold reality they found upon arrival. The poem suggests the immigrants encountered cold stares and weather in Britain and felt their British passports did not ensure acceptance. However, it also indicates that over time the immigrants made Britain their home. The document prompts analyzing the poem and asks how far the experiences aligned with the author's initial expectations.