Nivaos
E.S. Posthumus Lyrics

The lyrics of E.S. Posthumus's song Nivaos appear to be in a made-up language or perhaps derived from an existing language. The words themselves may not hold a specific meaning, but their sounds and patterns create a poetic and musical atmosphere that entices listeners to imagine a certain visual realm or narrative. The opening lines "Tres tane satino/Hanamo Capaci Serinu/Nokusa Hatria Di Agra/Viora Labore" feature rhythmic syllables and vowel sounds that evoke a sense of exoticism and mystery, as if invoking a ritual or a chant.

As the song progresses, the repetition of "Alamone hersintante, Hora/Pluna one, Pluna ne/Verano de sede, kaiduno/Ahore sabore/Verano de sede, antica/Nivaos sona mira" creates a sense of mantra or incantation. The words "Verano de sede" could mean "summer of thirst" or "summer of longing" depending on the interpretation, but the repetition and variation of that phrase suggest a cyclical and evolving experience. The final line "Nivaos sona mira" may mean "new sound" or "new vision", indicating a transformation or revelation that the piece is building towards.