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Write a haiku about Tedy Bruschi

Ever write a haiku? Give it a try -- haiku is a Japanese verse form consisting of three lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables.

Here's an example:

Eyes dart back and forth
Chest hits, arms grab, runner falls
Tedy rules the field

A panel of judges will scream out the haikus in our best Howard Dean voices, and pick the one we like best. The winner will get a nice cheesy prize from our Marketing Dept.

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Tedy has one D
Tedy plays the greatest D
Tedy need two D's

Paul, Seekonk, MA


From the Desert Swarm
To the new Homeland Defense
Bruschi means defense

Chad , Dayton, Ohio


He will bring the pain
Interception for Touchdown?
Has two, make it Three.

Eric, West Roxbury


Big, bad, full or hurt
Chasing QBs to the dirt
In line, stays alert

Peter, Melrose


Bruschi defender
impenetrable fortress
Pro Bowl mystery

Todd , West Springfield, MA


Arms raise like lightning
Our Bruschi Train comes chugging
Touchdown brings glory

Matthew, North Attleboro


Go Pats, Go Pats,
Brus, chi,
Has your back.

Maria , Dorchester


Mind focused arms reach out
The tackle's target is in sight
The ball is intercepted

Tim , Shrewsbury


Fearless Pats star Tedy B.
In Houston he'll roam
Sure to stymie poor Delhomme.

Brian , Quincy


teddys three point stance
helmut rides high on his head
more hard hits to mend

John, Stoneham


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