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Australia
Not a GOOSE was stirring, not even a honk.
My boomstick was hung by the chimney with care,
In hopes that a Goose soon would be there;
For Chistmas this year I shall cook Goosegooseing,
a goose, in a goose, stuffed in a larger goose.
When out on the lawn there arose a clatter,
beneath my whimpers, I heard it — a distant honk.
My hunger, my hunger! It must end,
either with a goose on a goose on a fork;
Or my heart in a ditch, clain in twain by a spork.
Yes, even on a date technically closer to Halloween than Christmas.
Honk honk Mr. Goose.
Honk honk....
I'm coming.