Michigander Poems | Examples


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Pander Michigander With Pander

what we will pander
may be a Michigander
gets up her dander

Gretchen Whitmer

Strike Up Spark With Flint

Strike Up Spark with Flint

Who said on responsibility they skipped out?
On good water upon us did bring a drought
No doubt, somewhere must be some slander
Precipitated in politics by a Michigander. 

Did you see color of water in glass
None of my tests would it ever pass;
Can tell what smell and taste may be like;
For good water have to take a hike.

What are our taxes being spent on?
Where has all our great water gone;
Well, do I have to be more adroit;
They still do have it in Detroit.

James Thomas Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet

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