martina litty
The Wall Where You Leave Me
Inch #51 (2022), Bull City Press
More Poems
2025
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"Dragon Park Rebuild" — Poetry South, forthcoming
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"it is december"— composer Indigo Knecht, lyricist Martina Litty
2024
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"At the Tattoo Shop," "Don't Fight While I'm in the Shower," and "It is December" — The Underway Review, December 3rd
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"shoulder to shoulder"— composer Indigo Knecht, lyricist Martina Litty
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2025 National Festival of the National Association of Composers USA (NACUSA), September 19th–21st, 2025
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New York City Electroacoustic Music Festival (NYCEMF 25), June 22nd–28th, 2025
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Missouri Experimental Sonic Arts Festival (MOXsonic 25), March 19th–21st, 2025
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Contemporary Art Music Project (CAMP), February 7th, 2025
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Jacksonville Electroacoustic Music Festival (jemFEST 24), November 2nd, 2024
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CLICK FEST 24, September 20th, 2024
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2023
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"Shoulder to Shoulder" — Get Bent, Bending Genres, February
2022
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"We Melt the Cage They Built Around the World" — Poetry Daily, August 31st
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The Wall Where You Leave Me — Inch #51 (June 28th), Bull City Press
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"Dear Robot" — Utopia Science Fiction Magazine April/May 2022
2021
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"Doppelgänger" — Grimsy Volume 2
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"Shoulder to Shoulder" and "Two Horses at Night" — Pembroke Magazine Issue 53
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"Child Climbing" — 50 Haikus Issue 17
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"We Melt the Cage They Built Around the World" — NonBinary Review Issue 23: Apocalypse
2020
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"Bite" — Grimsy Volume 1
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"Goodbye for You" — Q for Quarantine, April 14th
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"Lover, You are the Vampire" — Arsenika Volume 7
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"Rinse" — Slippage Lit Issue 4
2019
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"Curie's List" — Charge Magazine Issue 3
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"Ratatosk" — Rat's Ass Review Winter 2019 Issue
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"Goodbye for You" — Multitudes, the 2019 anthology of the International Writing Program Summer Institute
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"I Think God is Sitting" — semicolon Issue 2
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Cited by Sandip Baidya, "What is it with poets and Gods"
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"My Heart is in Bensheim" — Poets Reading the News, May 2nd
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"Things on the Side of the Road" — High Shelf Press Issue 4
2018
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"It's Not Like Falling" — Torch Issue 1
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"Rest" — Dean Elinor F. Foster Poetry/Short Prose Contest, 2nd Place in High School Category
2017
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"Loss" — Dean Elinor F. Foster Poetry/Short Prose Contest, 1st Place in High School Category
2015
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Student Poet in Witness: Appalachia to Hatteras, the Gilbert-Chappell Distinguished Poets and Student Poets Series
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"Dear Lily" — Dean Elinor F. Foster Poetry/Short Prose Contest, 2nd Place in High School Category