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Pulled up to my ole fishing hole
One hot day down at the lake. Popped the trunk to find my pole; T'was then I did a double take. Out from amongst the tallest reed, The big goose waddled straight For me - still his bill I did not heed; Turned instead to choose my bait. Closer now feathers began to ruffle; Straightening out his skinny neck. Honking sounds made me scuffle; Knowing bare legs might feel a peck. My quest on hold for fishing gear, Began the chase without thinking. I chased that goose without a fear! Soon found myself in sand, sinking. Suddenly he reared his head high, Hissing loudly beak opened wide. Ouch! He bit me hard upon my thigh; Leaving his reminder I cannot hide.
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