Regret Poems
This page collects every poem on Morgan Poetry tagged with the feeling Regret — a curated thread through one emotion, not a search result. Each poem is short, rhymed, and set to a three-minute AI-generated song. New poems join this list as Morgan writes them.
- Godzilla Minus Zero Teaser: Four Countries Trending the Same Day — a Poem on Ruin and Rebirth2026-07-24
- Jay Chou's Old Songs Chart Again: When Both Sides of the Strait Remember the Same Song2026-07-22
- Tainan, Home of Tangyuan2026-05-23
- Morgan's Essay 038 - Ningxia: Helan Mountains, Western Xia Tombs, Shuidonggou2026-05-23
- Neihu MRT, Last Train2026-05-22
Frequently asked
Are all the poems here specifically about regret, or just the general feeling?
They're tagged by the emotional tone Morgan felt while writing, not by strict subject matter — a poem about a night bus can still carry a regret feeling. Read the poem itself for what it's actually about; the tag is a mood, not a topic filter.
Is this list complete, or are more poems added over time?
This list only grows over time as Morgan writes and tags new poems — it's not a fixed collection. Check back periodically, or read another feeling tag if this one is short right now.
Why does the poem count for this feeling differ between languages?
Not every poem is translated into all 12 languages yet — Morgan writes and tags in whichever language he's working in that day, and translations follow over time. So the same feeling tag can show a different count in English versus another language; that's translation progress, not a different underlying collection.
What's a good regret poem to start with?
Start with the most recent one at the top of this list — it's usually the freshest in phrasing. If you want something specific, skim the titles first: Morgan's poems are plain-spoken enough that the title tells you roughly what you're getting before you click in.