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A prisoner gazes through iron bars as beams of heavenly light shine through, symbolizing hope, faith, and redemption.

The Kind Man – A Poem by David Ritter

July 23, 2021 rittersrhymeandreason Miscellaneous Poems 2 comments

In The Kind Man, a prisoner on the edge of hopelessness meets a mysterious stranger who offers a message of salvation. Through this encounter, Joe discovers that even in the darkest place, the light of faith can still break through — a story that echoes the true spirit of Christmas.

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A silhouette kneeling before a cross at sunset, symbolizing faith, surrender, and prayer.

What Am I to Do – A Poem by David Ritter

June 15, 2021 rittersrhymeandreason Spiritual Poems Leave a comment

A heartfelt prayer written during a season of struggle, “What Am I to Do” captures one man’s cry to God for guidance, forgiveness, and renewal — a moving reflection of faith through hardship.

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A winding brick path leading toward a lighthouse shining under a starry night sky, symbolizing guidance and hope on the journey of recovery.

My Path to Recovery – A Poem by David Ritter

June 5, 2021 rittersrhymeandreason Addiction & Recovery Poems 3 comments

A heartfelt reflection on the struggles and blessings of sobriety, “My Path to Recovery” shares the courage, community, and faith that guide one toward lasting change.

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A rustic barn beneath a glowing sky symbolizing calm after a storm, used as the header image for The Pursuit by David Ritter

The Pursuit – A Poem by David Ritter

May 16, 2021 rittersrhymeandreason Addiction & Recovery Poems Leave a comment

A reflective recovery poem by David Ritter that follows a personal journey from addiction to renewal — discovering that joy was never lost, only waiting to be found again.

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Man praying alone while holding a Bible, symbolizing struggle, doubt, and faith

Continued Prayers – A Poem by David Ritter

May 7, 2021 rittersrhymeandreason Spiritual Poems Leave a comment

A heartfelt poem about doubt, desperation, and rediscovering faith through persistent prayer, even when God feels far away.

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A person sitting high in a moss-covered forest tree, surrounded by misty light, symbolizing reflection and silent emotional struggle.

Nobody Knows – A Poem by David Ritter

April 17, 2021 rittersrhymeandreason Life Experience Poems Leave a comment

A heartfelt poem about silent battles, hidden pain, and the gentle grace of being held by God when no one else understands.

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Man standing by a flowing river in the mountains, reflecting quietly

Some Days – A Poem by David Ritter

April 5, 2021 rittersrhymeandreason Life Experience Poems Leave a comment

A heartfelt poem about the ups and downs of life, faith, and endurance. Some days are bright, some days are stormy, but God remains faithful through them all.

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Man standing beside a river under dramatic cloudy sky, symbolizing prayer, struggle, and searching for God.

How Long? – A Poem by David Ritter

March 23, 2021 rittersrhymeandreason Grief Poems Leave a comment

A heartfelt prayer in a moment of deep struggle. How Long? reflects the cry of a weary soul reaching for God’s comfort, even when hope feels distant.

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Silhouette breaking chains at sunrise symbolizing spiritual freedom — Father in Heaven poem

FATHER IN HEAVEN – A Poem by David Ritter

February 22, 2021 rittersrhymeandreason Addiction & Recovery Poems Leave a comment

“Father in Heaven” — a heartfelt prayer for forgiveness and spiritual renewal.

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Artwork of joyful dogs running across a peaceful heavenly landscape with a golden retriever in the foreground, used as a header image for the poem “Good-Bye for Now.”

Good-Bye for Now – A Poem by David Ritter

February 6, 2021 rittersrhymeandreason Grief Poems 2 comments

A heartfelt tribute to a beloved companion, “Good-Bye for Now” reflects on love, loyalty, memories, and the painful beauty of saying farewell.

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