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This poem asks that if a place dedicated to Walt Disney's creations is called 'Disneyland' and a place with an abundance of birds might be called 'birdland', then why is Australia not called 'workland', or 'savingsland'? Each of the stanzas of this poem ends with another suggestion, from 'rabbitland' and 'unhappyland' to 'piesland' and 'beerland'.
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English translation of first line: Often, I don't understand
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