Limerick.77. Mischievous Tom Poem by Valsa George

Takes back to our boyhood, which was filled with lots and lots of similar mischievous acts. Nice one.

The boy! Who needs a better training. Thanks for sharing.

Little Tom, mischief, was his joy In his hands a sling shot his toy Rest is simple to read and enjoy.

A clear picture of impishness has been painted here smoothly. The picture with catapult shows mischief of the boy. Enjoyed. Thanks.

and, YES, i did use a slingshot as a boy, but i did more damage with bow and arrow and BB gun. : (: (

i won't comment on the 2nd line, as i don't understand the following (completely) which i copied from 'Google'. Google is a busy gal! ! ! ! ................. The standard form of a limerick is a stanza of five lines, with the first, second and fifth rhyming with one another and having three feet of three syllables each; and the shorter third and fourth lines also rhyming with each other, but having only two feet of three syllables...................bri :)

SO! i finally see how members take liberties with my good name when i'm not looking (see Loke's comment and your reply to it) . : (: ( i was ONLY getting food for my poor family's table! yes, if i hit the fruit vendor enough times when he isn't looking, he runs, leaving all his fruit for me! bri ;)

Was that Bri Edwards in his young days?