In this episode, Queen P reads the poem / song titled "Grandma's Hands" by Gil Scott Herron. This song was originally written by Bill Withers in 1971. He wrote the song to pay homage to his grandma. Gil Scott Herron recorded Grandma's Hands in 1981.

In this episode, Queen P reads a poem titled "Stand Up". This poem briefly touches on the racial injustices that took place in the summer of 2020 in America. It speaks on how society came together in unity for equality for ALL people.

Queen P will read her poem titled "I Am" from her book When The Mood Is Right A Poetry Journey. This poem speaks on individuality, being your authentic self and not succumbing to the forces of the crowd. So grab yourself a nice beverage that's soothing to your palate. Dim the lights, sit back, relax and breathe.You have entered into The Royal Affair.

Queen P will read her poem titled "I Am" from her book When The Mood Is Right A Poetry Journey. This poem speaks on individuality, being your authentic self and not succumbing to the forces of the crowd. So grab yourself a nice beverage that's soothing to your palate. Dim the lights, sit back, relax and breathe.You have entered into The Royal Affair.

In this episode you will listen to the short poem titled Gone Ghost from Queen P's poetry book Mood Swings. This poem touches on the feeling of abandonment. It's about that special or very important person suddenly vanishes from your life without a trace or explanation. They have "Gone Ghost!". So grab yourself a nice beverage that's soothing to your palate. Dim the lights, sit back, relax and breathe. You have entered into The Royal Affair.

In this episode, you will be listening to the poem titled We Wear The Mask by Paul Laurence Dunbar. This poem is a reaction to the experience of being black in America in the late 19th century. Dunbar compares surviving the pain of oppression to wearing a mask that hides the suffering of its wearer while presenting a more joyful face to the world. It's message is applicable to any circumstance in which marginalized people are forced to present a brave face in order to survive in an unsympathetic, prejudiced society. ~Litchart~

Queen P reads the poem "Relax" From her second poetry book titled Mood Swings. "Relax your mind and leave all your worries behind". Dim the lights,sit back, relax and breathe. You have entered into The Royal Affair.

In this episode, Queen P reads the poem titled "Life Is Fine" by Langston Hughes. The poem speaks about a man who is depressed and contemplating suicide, but still finds it within himself to find the beauty of life. "Life is fine, Fine as wine, Life Is Fine.

In this episode. Queen P reads a poem from an unknown author titled Don't Quit. This poem gives hope to anyone that may be thinking about giving up on themselves. So grab yourself a nice beverage that's soothing to your palate. Dim the lights sit back, relax and breathe and enter into The Royal Affair.

We continue to support and honor our father's and special men in our lives here at The Royal Affair. This episode, Queen P reads the short poem titled Mother To Son by Langston Hughes. Grab yourself a nice beverage that's soothing to your palate. Sit back, relax and enjoy the reading.