Her second collection of poems, If a Heart Falls (Im Lev Nofel; אם לב נופל), came out in 2018. This collection explores the personal, which is yet political, such as Naaman's struggles with fertility treatments. An entire chapter is dedicated to the topic Man's Wife, including her secret occasional longing for the normative nuclear family she might have chosen had she not fallen into feminist captivity, as she puts it. Naaman said of this, There are longings that today I no longer have the ability to indulge. Because I am, how can I put this gently, a leftist, the world in all its glory seems spoiled for me. I can no longer celebrate Independence Day, I cannot watch children playing school sports dressed in blue and white. I also do not fantasize about dancing on the Temple Mount or participating in the Jerusalem Day marches. But the matter of a normative family life is something with a grip on the consciousness that is terribly powerful. And I have an ongoing, silly flirtation with this idea of what might have been.