Sorry Regret Poems

These Sorry Regret poems are examples of Regret poems about Sorry. These are the best examples of Regret Sorry poems written by international poets.

If I died in my sleep tonight,
upon reflection ~
I'd only have one true regret.

Though I tried to make
the most of my time on earth,
of course

© Line Gauthier  

haunt me as i haunted your life,
who was it that failed,
did you fail as a father,
or did i fail as a son.

the tears i shed

© Robert Moran  

Oops
I fell for it
I spoke too soon
I said too much
I'm hooked 
I took the bait
Now my life takes a 180°
and there's no turning back




AP: Honorable

© Line Gauthier  

The Coca-Cola lamp 
made a circle of light
on the nightstand—
               (soft

© Roxanne Andorfer  

I tried to take something off your plate,
That was a huge mistake.
Honestly, sorry for what I ate,
Now there is no way to replace.

Trying to find

© Joshua Tate  

Hey Dad!

Hey Dad! Is that you knocking at the door outside?
I'm excited to let you know how great was my first horse ride.
Mom was waiting

© geromena de la cruz  

That which is ill-begot will love you not,
but pull the strings of a heavy heart.

© CayCay Jennings  

I chose myself over her...
Was i wrong?
I wanted it to end, altogether...
Was i wrong?
There comes a sense of impending doom, sooner or later,
For the better,

© Shadab Uddin  

I'm sorry for all I did,
 It is all the mistakes I hid.
I'm not a good person,
 But I'm sorry for all I've done.

By MysticInk2009

© Leah Kim  

I walked away when you said those,
But I never knew how to make it work.
Many thoughts and illusions compose. 
Some horrid impressions often lurk.
 
Spring was beautiful

© Judith Ao  

A little more amour,
A little less confess:
For those whose hearts they pour
Have little to redress.

© Jerrold Prothero  

I was born here to live might, 
I see the interesting power of life. 
So love the people with your heart,
Forgiving people will be easy

© Aibek Kalmaganbetov  

Mist fell lightly that February day.
A blend of sad and serene.
The colorless view from the window — the gray:
what Regret must look like, if seen.

“I

© Allison Carpenter  

I hurt you
in all the places you loved me,

dear mother,
I’m sorry.
Been using my tongue
to cut through the demons in my head,
been trying to hide
the monster

© Hiba Junaid  

The eyes that are stuck on floor today
Resisting every temptation to seek a look
Not so long ago recorded in a book
The secret meeting of ours

© Disha Maharaj