The poetry collection, Rebirth and Rupture, centers on the author’s lived experience breaking free from generational archetypes related to submission and oppressive Godship, and is a narrative that contextualizes their process of building a free self-concept beyond personal erasure. The arc of this collection speaks to the societal, spiritual, and internal shifts necessary to begin contending with the dissonance found between clarity and burial.

Jemeah Trishel Scott’s debut collection is a meditation on time and memory ownership, perspective shifts, and the complex emotional journey of identity formation in periods of uncertainty.