In a world where you can't escape judgment, this limerick tries to dive deep into the absurdity of trying to please everyone. Even if you perform the impossible—like walking on water—someone will still find fault, questioning your intelligence and abilities. With a touch of irony, this piece wants to highlight  the endless nature of criticism and the futility of seeking universal approval. It’s thought to be a playful reminder that no matter what you do, someone will always have something to say!

You can't please them all, that’s for sure,

Even if miracles you endure.

Walk across water’s span,

They’ll just scoff, "What a man—

Too stupid to swim? That’s the lure!"