Kash Baloch — Poetry on Identity, Love, and Survival

Letting Language Touch What Hurts Some pain feels bigger than any sentence we could write about it. When trauma hits hard, ordinary language can feel thin and useless, like it keeps bouncing off what actually aches. Poems of healing give that pain a different kind of room, one where feelings are allowed to be messy, illogical, and unfinished, without needing to be justified or explained. At KashBalochWrites, we sit with the emotional landscape that often follows deep trauma: the numbness that makes everything muted, the shame that whispers that we are too much, the fragmented memories that arrive in flashes, and the quiet fear that no one will really understand. Poems of healing become tiny containers for these big, unruly feelings, a safe space where we can witness, name, and soften what once felt unspeakable. Our work is emotionally honest, queer-affirming, and rooted in survival, and we invite you into this shared conversation about what it means to keep living after everything has ...