Abigail Lefebvre is a poet, English and Visual Arts student, and future teacher. Her work explores the quiet ache of loss, the strangeness of growing up between sisters, and the rootlessness of a military childhood. Writing through a queer lens—even when it’s blurred—she’s inspired by Emily Dickinson, identity in flux, and a healthy dose of existential dread. She writes to name what’s hard to hold, or at least make it sound lovely.