[ CW ] Rewrite a popular short story ( fairy tales , aesop 's fables , etc . ) without using any words longer than five letters

One day in the late fall a flock of crows flew in the cold blue sky. A goose who had been cut off from its flock heard them pass by. The goose moved to the sound with great haste. 
 
 `` Help, help!'' The goose cried. `` I've lost my flock and need to go south! The cold is coming.'' 
 
 But the crows let out a laugh. `` South? But why? All the food you could want is right here where you are.'' 
 
 The goose, who felt the fool, gave her thin head a tilt. `` But what food do you mean?'' She asked the crows. 
 
 `` In the field of the farm just over the hill.'' They cawed with cheek. `` Come, we will show you.'' 
 
 The crows flew away, and the goose did chase. As she at last met them, the whole group made to halt in the air, and then set in the dirt. 
 
 The goose saw tall shoots of corn and of wheat all about her. Her beak went *peck, peck* and the food slid like water down to her belly. The crows sang with glee and she let out a proud HONK. 
 
 This went on for days. The crows and the goose ate very well, and the goose grew very fat. 
 
 Then one day, while the crows and the goose ate in the field, a loud crash came at them from far up the field. All at once, the crows took to the air with a mad dash. In shock the poor goose tried to join them. A heavy brown net fell over her and she was on the hard ground. Her crisp linen wings would not flap. 
 
 A man, tall and dark, took his hat in his hands. 
 
 `` Well, what is this now.'' His words cool and stiff. `` This ai n't no place for crows, no. You all get out, you hear?'' 
 
 The crows took off over the hills and were soon out of sight. The poor goose lay in a sad lump, and to the man she cried, `` Oh, sir! I am not a crow! Let me go and I will never come again! I did not know!'' 
 
 The dark man took four steps to the net and sat down on his heels to eye the goose where she lay. 
 
 `` I'm sorry, goose, but the crime has been done. When you fly with the crows, you risk with them too.'' 
 
 The farm man swept the goose up, and took her back to the house where his wife lit the oven and tied an apron at her waist.
