This chapter is a turning point; softer, wiser, and more self-aware. In Reflection, Rita Marie no longer writes from a place of rupture but from the quiet rebuilding that follows. She explores what it means to grow without losing your fire, to be content without going numb. Through poems like My Process, From You, and PitterPatter, she sits with old memories, sifts through former selves, and begins to weave safety into her soul. The newly added Country Song brings an earthy, spiritual twang to the collection, a playful yet prayerful anthem for imperfect grace. This chapter holds both gravity and levity, showing us a woman who’s learning that healing isn’t linear, but it’s hers and it’s holy.