is eden true or false

What a deep limerick this is dear duke, youv really written a very evocative and thought provoking one that leaves me in awe of how deep your mind works, and how you think; for everything in life seems like a dream, so many uncertainties, and we wonder where will all this go, what is the end goal, sometimes we all think these things i suppose. I loved reading this. Always sending you light

A well put limerick that forces the reader to think or question. People(whomever, wherever) try to use words to label; to make a case. And meanwhile, life goes on. I'm in the camp where all life is one; certainly helps to cut down on differences between people.

I like your questioning. I hope you are at least agnostic because we may have no proof of God but neither is there NOT proof. I have heard too many testimonies by friends who felt God's love or who escaped a bad fate due to His miraculous intervention, as well as hearing all the near death experience stories. The earth is too beautiful to come from nothing or for us to have no purpose. Anyway, I do admire the ones who question things. I questioned my religion and left it. I only know God is real

Your limerick leaves readers with a thought-provoking message about the uncertainty of life's journey and the limitations of human understanding. It encourages reflection on the nature of existence and the possibility that the future may hold more surprises and mysteries than we can imagine.

Hilda, you are striking a nice balance. My own feeling is we are but a small speck in the universe that came to be thru the forces of nature...there will never be an answer as to where the matter and energy that makes up the universe came from or how it will end. The notion of time going back infinitely presents an insoluble question that I would not presume to be connected to me or the human race in any way. We're not that important in galactic terms though some feel otherwise.

Another great limerick. Proof is helpful in questions of philosophy. On most subjects, I have a foot in each camp. (But please don't call me for jury duty).