In the Makefile.PL I see: 
    XS      => {
        'Poppler.xs' => 'Poppler.c',
        'Goo.xs' => 'Goo.c',
    },

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which would indicate that there should be a file called Goo.xs that shipped with the Poppler-0.03 source ... but there's no such file mentioned in the MANIFEST.
Does the source distro contain such a file ? If not try removing 'Goo.xs' => 'Goo.c', from the Makefile.PL, and also change 'OBJECT' => 'Poppler$(OBJ_EXT) Goo$(OBJ_EXT)' , to 'OBJECT' => 'Poppler$(OBJ_EXT)',.
Then remove the Makefile that got written, and start over again with perl Makefile.PL etc.
If Goo.xs is not needed, that might work. In any case submit a bug report to the author.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re: Problem Installing Poppler Module by syphilis
in thread Problem Installing Poppler Module by flbiggs

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