Would you like me to sing to you Twizzle
In a town not too far, lived a man known as Nutz,
With a heart full of loyalty, he cheered for the Tigers, no buts.
His team, hapless and struggling, they fought the good fight,
Nutz stood by their side, in the day and the night.
With a cap on his head and a scarf wrapped with pride,
He'd march to the stadium, with the Tigers by his side.
Their record might waver, their victories few,
But Nutz's devotion, forever true.
Yet Nutz was unique, in more ways than one,
For his quirks and odd habits, couldn't be outdone.
He chuckled at jokes, perhaps only he found,
And in crowded rooms, his laughs would resound.
A peculiar habit, it's hard to ignore,
He'd chuckle and giggle, then laugh even more,
At his very own scent, as it rose from his seat,
Nutz, an enigma, a character quite neat.
But beyond his quirks and his penchant for jest,
Nutz had a voice, he'd share with the rest.
His views were unpopular, to say the least,
In a world polarized, they caused quite the feast.
He'd stand on his soapbox, without hesitation,
Sharing beliefs that sparked much consternation.
Though people would scoff, and some would berate,
Nutz, unfazed, would continue to state.
For in this world of diverse opinions and dreams,
Nutz's perspective was more complex than it seems.
He loved his team, though they often did fall,
And in his unique way, he embraced it all.
So, here's to Nutz, the fan so true,
To the Tigers and his laughter, and his views askew.
In a world of oddities, he found his place,
A man named Nutz, in his own unique grace.