If only water spoke in a language we could understand.
Miles beneath the ocean beyond the reach of man,
nature has begun to spawn new life as only she can.
Beyond the existence of man new life forms materialize
lay in wait, to leave the seas, and perpetuate existence.
In the depths of oceans never promised to man, life will
evolve from the water and roam upon the land.
Begin the process of life anew, the rise from out of the blue.
Walk upon the earth, a new species to affect a new birth.
Water is the key to all life, in her all things earth thrive.
It would have been nice, if the earth had told us all her secrets?
For in oceans lie secrets of life, an unlimited aurora,
witness secrets of the world, by the aquatic daughter.
The seas will once again rest upon dry land,
and alter the landscape, a new earth will reign.
If only waters spoke in a language we could understand.
It would have been nice, if the earth had told us all her secrets?
Death valley and so too the Sahara will again submerge,
and bring forth new beginnings new life on the verge.
All man’s great monuments will topple the way of Atlantis.
Mother earth will regain what was hers, and nourish the mantles.
We will never miss the waters; they will never run dry,
or the air we try to grasp and hold, even as we die.
A new earth will reign and span for years, numbers untold.
The beginning of a new history, will then begin to unfold.
Water is the key to all life, in her all things earth thrive.
It would have been nice, if the earth had told us all her secrets?
For in oceans lies secrets of life, we can never understand
as we come from the earth, water will return man to the land.
The chosen will give homage, to the ocean and sea
and the New Era is ushered in, our grace is with thee.
If only waters spoke in a language we could understand.
It would have been nice, if the earth had told us all her secrets?
Ninety-Nine Novellas, Part II (1,125 book pages) is a collection of 99 popular Jay Dubya stories and it is the companion e-book to Ninety-Nine Novellas (1,600 book pages).