In the cradle of twilight's embrace, Where shadows whisper and soft breezes trace, Lies a word, a murmur, a spell so divine, Ñaumu, it sings, in the hush of the pine. A syllable spun from the threads of the moon, Carried aloft on the wings of a tune, Ñaumu, it drifts through the corridors of night, A flicker of magic in the star's gentle light. In the depth of the forest where secrets are kept, Under the canopy where ancient dreams slept, Ñaumu is spoken by leaves in their dance, A chant that enchants, in its silent expanse. Echoing in the hollows of old, hollow trees, Mingled with the murmur of the midnight breeze, Ñaumu, a whisper, as old as the earth, A mystical bond, giving mysteries birth. So listen close when the night sky is clear, Beyond the echoes that you might normally hear, For Ñaumu breathes life into the soul of the world, In the quiet heart where wonders are unfurled.