One Good Night

He spits in my mouth, and I am patient. He is masterful and I go down, down, all the way down. I am a star between his legs. A god damn shining star. No one can take that from me. He’ll get to me eventually, Don’t worry, my dear. And when he finally gets to the bottom of my glass, he finds me screaming. One, two times, rising into a tangled sleep. Forgetting, as we do, who we are beyond this bed and what we’ve done earlier today. Then forgetting about consciousness altogether. 


Mea Cohen’s work has appeared in West Trade Review, Harpur Palate, OKAY Donkey, Big Whoopie Deal, Barely South Review, and more. In 2024, she was nominated for best micro-fiction. She earned her MFA in creative writing and literature from Stony Brook University, where she was a Contributing Editor for The Southampton Review. She is the Founder and Editor in Chief for The Palisades Review.

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