Kash Baloch — Toronto-Based Poet
Poetry on Identity, Trauma, Healing, and Survival
Kash Baloch is a Toronto-based poet and writer exploring identity, trauma, healing, and modern masculinity through spoken word, literary poetry, and reflective prose. Over 14 years, I have written 495 poems across themes of love, grief, survival, desire, feminism, and becoming. This archive is a complete collection of my published work.
About the Work
I started writing poetry to survive what I could not speak. Over 14 years, these poems have become a record of identity, trauma, healing, and becoming. They explore the intersections of South Asian diaspora, modern masculinity, love, grief, and resistance.
This archive contains every poem I have published — 495 pieces across 14 thematic categories. Whether you are searching for poems about trauma, identity, love, feminism, or survival, you will find them here.
Start Here
New to my work? Start with one of these collections. Each explores a different theme central to my writing: trauma and survival, identity and belonging, love and desire.
Why Readers Stay
Poetry that doesn't flinch. Writing that speaks to survival, identity, and the courage it takes to become yourself.
Join readers who return for new poems, essays, and reflections on identity, trauma, healing, and power.