In her third collection of soul-rooted poetry, Marianna offers a gentle unfolding—each poem a soft seed planted in the rich, remembered soil of her own becoming. These are poems of arrival, of embodiment. They echo with the hush of microgreens breaking ground, the quiet fire of women who set boundaries with grace, and the sacred soil where truth grows in attunement. A beetroot sliced into a healing bowl becomes a reminder—that nourishment and beauty live in the depths. Written in poetic companionship with Navia, this collection honors those who return to the land, the breath, the body—to begin again, differently this time. Here, sovereignty is declared with a life in rhythm. Presence becomes a garden. Healing becomes a home. And becoming? It allows attendance. She Walks with Greens and Beetroot is for the ones who remember, who green again after long winters, and who now walk barefoot with quiet conviction—across beetroot-rich soil and through the tender terrain of their own truth.