Sundays at Grandma’s felt like ordinary days. Looking back, I see how much those meals, laughter, and familiar faces meant. “We Just Didn’t Know” remembers a time when family was close and we thought it would always stay that way.
Sundays at Grandma’s felt like ordinary days. Looking back, I see how much those meals, laughter, and familiar faces meant. “We Just Didn’t Know” remembers a time when family was close and we thought it would always stay that way.
I’ve added four new memorial frames to my Etsy shop featuring “Gone Fishing,” “Gone Hunting,” “Gone Golfing,” and “Gone Riding.” Each pairs one of my original poems with space for a favorite photo of your loved one.
“The Quiet Gift” is a reflective poem by David Ritter about the peace that cannot be bought or forced. Rooted in faith, recovery, surrender, and spiritual growth, this poem explores the quiet strength found in letting go and reconnecting with God.
One Day at a Time is a faith-filled poem about letting go of regret, facing the unknown future, and finding peace in the present moment. It encourages taking life one step at a time with trust, hope, and perseverance.
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 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.