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On Medroxyprogesterone

POETRY BY ALICIA HOCH

I am washing blood off my hands. The soap only sharpens the smell of iron. They say this is to prevent cancer as if I could avoid the stains of this disease.

The soap only sharpens the smell of iron. I ignore the eyes filled with pity next to me as if I could avoid the stains of this disease. “Is this your first time? Poor thing.”

I ignore the eyes filled with pity next to me. Down one pill, then three. “Is this your first time? Poor thing.”

I nod; sit and listen like a dog.

Down one pill, then three. They say this is to prevent cancer.

I nod; sit and listen like a dog.

I am washing blood off my hands.

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