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That Dang Goose


Once upon a time

There was a golden goose

And once it touched your hand

You never got it loose

As you can imagine

This stirred up quite a squawk!

People came from round the world

To see what made it tock.

Scientists and engineers

were making a to do

They believed the goose finally found

the perfect sort of glue

They tried to analyze it

But soon enough they found

No one could even see it

For the people glued around!


 

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