“Are You Okay” is a current events poem written in memory of Alex Pretti. I did not know him personally, but the video and what followed shook me deeply. This poem is shared to mourn a life lost and to call for compassion, truth, and basic humanity.
“Are You Okay” is a current events poem written in memory of Alex Pretti. I did not know him personally, but the video and what followed shook me deeply. This poem is shared to mourn a life lost and to call for compassion, truth, and basic humanity.
A poem written in response to the death of Renée Good, reflecting on empathy, grief, and how cold the world can feel when compassion disappears.
A memorial poem honoring those who loved music and the songs that keep memories alive. “Gone Rockin’” by David Ritter offers comfort, remembrance, and hope.
A memorial poem honoring those who loved racing, speed, and the open track. “Gone Racing” by David Ritter offers comfort, remembrance, and hope.
A memorial poem honoring those who loved flying, the open skies, and the freedom of flight. “Gone Flying” by David Ritter offers comfort, remembrance, and hope.
A reflective New Year’s poem about choosing peace over ego, speaking with wisdom, and finding steady faith as life grows quieter and fuller.
A quiet reflection on Christmas, family, memory, and faith, followed by a nostalgic poem remembering the warmth and simplicity of childhood holidays.
A nostalgic reflection on childhood memories, youthful wonder, and the moments that shaped us. “Yesterday’s Song” invites readers to revisit the days that still sing in the heart.
A heartfelt poem about finding strength in struggle and continuing forward even when the world feels heavy.
The Story Behind the Gone Poems Poetry has a way of saying what our hearts can’t.