The Royal Affair : 👑 Queen P

We continue on with the celebration of Black History Month. This episode Queen P reads the poem titled "The Giver" (For Berdis) by James Baldwin. The poem is about giving your love away and the consequences of giving.

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 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.

[Story inspired Artful Steph to create "DeVonte’s Hart".www.artfulsteph.com] Jennifer Jean Hart(June 4, 1979[3]) and Sarah Margaret Hart (April 8, 1979,[3] née Gengler) were both from South Dakota; Jennifer originated from Huron, Sarah from Big Stone City, although some sources claim Ortonville, Minnesota – adjacent to Big Stone City – as Sarah's hometown.[4][5][6] Both women were the eldest child...

In this episode, I reintroduce you to Artful Steph reading his powerful poem titled Pretty Brown Flowers..[ For Pretty Brown Flowers : " When I wrote this piece I envisioned myself in a rose garden I stumble upon in the neighborhood. I dreamt of all the beautiful black Queens trapped in a maze of mediocrity. We call it the ghetto. All the mothers and daughters of my past, present and future. Their...

In this episode, Queen P. reads her poem titled "A True Friend" from her poetry book Mood Swings. Grab yourself a nice beverage that's soothing to your palate. Dim the lights, sit back, relax, and listen to the reading of this short poem. You might have second thoughts when it comes to your circle of friends. 🤔

Continuing on with the 1 year anniversary of The Royal Affair, we re- introduce you to an author from the UK named Nigel Beckles. He is the author of How To Avoid Making The Big Relationship Mistakes, a certified relationship coach and a contributer to the movie documentary Looking For Love. He's also been known to write poetry, and today you will hear him read his touching poem titled, A Poem For...

In this episode, Queen P will read the poem "Coal" by Audre Lorde. She's described as a poet best known for technical mastery and emotional expression, as well as her poems that express anger and outrage at civil and social injustices she observed throughout her life. Her poems and prose largely deal with issues related to civil rights, feminism, lesbianism, illness and disability and the explorat...

Celebrating the 1 year anniversary of The Royal Affair" we bring back "Let America Be America Again" written by the late Langston Hughes. He was an innovator and activist, but best known as the leader of the Harlem Renaissance. Although this poem was written in 1935, it resonates with the America that we are living in today. So sit back and relax as Queen P shifts gears with this episode to read t...

The poem in this episode titled "Self Love" comes from my first published book "When The Mood Is Right A Poetry Journey" . This poem reminds us that it is important to take the time to shower yourself with love... Love Yourself.

Queen P will read the poem "Why" from her book "When The Mood Is Right A Poetry Journey ". This poem searches for unity and questions how we behave towards our brothers and sisters. Sit back , relax and breathe as Queen P eloquently recites "Why".

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 bre...

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...

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.

It's important to set boundaries for yourself in order to create a balanced lifestyle. In this episode of The Royal Affair, Queen P reads her poem titled Boundaries from her upcoming book When The Mood Is Right A Rebirth. Sit back,relax and breathe. You have entered into The Royal Affair.

In this episode, Queen P reads her short poem titled Pity Party, from her book When The Mood Is Right A Poetry Journey. This poem is a reminder to the listener that your troubles won't last forever. The situation that you're in is only temporary. So dim the lights, sit back, relax and breathe and embrace Queen P at "The Royal Affair".

In this episode, Queen P reads her poem titled Speak It Now from her book When The Mood Is Right A Poetry Journey. The poem touches on speaking what you desire into existence. Dim the lights, sit back, relax and breathe. You have entered into The Royal Affair.

Queen P reads the poem titled "I'm In This Race" from her latest book "Mood Swings". This short poem speaks on coming out of the shadows and making your presence known. It's a poem to give you motivation to move forward and soar. So dim the lights,sit back, relax and breathe. You have entered into The Royal Affair.

In this episode, Queen P reads her poem titled "Free" from her book "When The Mood Is Right A Poetry Journey". This poem is about allowing yourself to be free from worrying and strife, and focusing more on living your BEST life. So dim the lights, sit back, relax and breathe. You have entered into The Royal Affair.

In this episode of The Royal Affair, Queen P sits down with Nigel Beckles to discuss her previous pursuits and interests, the inspiration to write her first book of poetry, contributing to the international bestselling book ‘Women Win – Against All Odds’, future projects and more. This episode first published on September 21, 2020.

In this episode of The Royal Affair, you will be listening to a compilation of popular poems read by Queen P in season 1. 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, Queen P will be reading a short poem titled "Paradise" written by the late James Baldwin. James Baldwin is known as one of the 20th Century's greatest writers. He was born in Harlem New York in 1924. Mr. Baldwin was an essayist, novelist, playwright and the voice of the American Civil Rights Movement. He's known for works including "Notes Of A Native Son", "The Fire Next Time" and...

On this episode of The Royal Affair, Queen P will read a short poem titled "Mother to Son" written by one of her favorite poets, Langston Hughes. Let's celebrate our men and father's as Father's Day is just around the corner. Dim the lights,sit back, relax and breathe. You have entered into The Royal Affair.

In celebration of Men and Father's Day this month. Queen P reads Tupac Shakur's Handwritten poem titled "Tell Mama." This poems message is about not judging a man solely by his appearance. Dim the lights, sit back, relax and breathe and enjoy the reading of this exceptional poem written by the late Tupac Shakur.