The poems are satiated with memoirs of romance and relationships with people, places and things. Her children greatly influence her work as reflected in the poem dedicated to her son, “Babies Have the Right to Be” and “Priceless Masterpiece,” a later poem inspired by her daughter. This collection of poems all relate to commonly shared experiences as declared in the poems “How Can You Love Me Less?” reflecting on a past relationship gone bad, and “The Money Tree,” attacking the hypocrisy regarding marijuana. This book stimulates the senses; taste the sweetness of Jamaica in “Jamaican Style,” feel the pleading of children in “Choose Hope for Peace” and hear the longing for Africa in “Africa My Home.”