Tom was too naughty, mischief, his joy
Neither his parents' pride nor others' envy
He would slyly pass
Break someone's window glass
It ended when one ‘handled' the boy!
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 ;)
Yes, Loke should be penalized for spreading such scandal at your back Bri....! !
I am sure he might have done such things and more! Nice identification, Loke
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Takes back to our boyhood, which was filled with lots and lots of similar mischievous acts. Nice one.