What was the moral of this nursery rhyme? Please read below.

Question

What was the moral of this nursery rhyme?

Is the answer is the strength of the beating?

Tom Tom, the Piper’s Son poem

Tom Tom the pipers son

Stole a pig and away he ran,

The pig was eat and Tom was beat

And Tom went roaring down the street.

Origin of Tom Tom the pipers son in Scotland?

The words of Tom Tom the pipers son were not based on a person in Scottish history (pipers son). The title 'piper's son' referred to any piper in the English army or navy. This nonsense rhyme for children had an obvious moral! The words used in the phrase 'went roaring down the street' are unusual and convey the strength of the beating. The origin of "Tom Tom the Piper's son" date back to the 18th century.

Answer 1

The moral is your actions have consequences. Think before you act.

Answer 2

Moral means lesson learned.

The moral of the poem is don't steal.