Togolese poetry reflects the rich cultural heritage and diverse languages of Togo. It often incorporates themes of nature, love, and social issues, drawing from both traditional oral forms and contemporary styles. Poets use local languages such as Ewe and Kabyé, as well as French, to express their thoughts and emotions. Many Togolese poets, like Kossi Efoui and Selom Komi, have gained recognition for their work. They explore personal and collective experiences, often addressing the complexities of identity and the impact of history. Togolese poetry serves as a vital medium for cultural expression and social commentary in the country.