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Twitter goes down, an entire nation of journalists must change their pants

June 21, 2012

A Poem:

My news feed is broken.

I can’t promote what I’ve written.

There’s no way for me stalk my favorite journalists.

I feel like my heart has been bitten.

Twitter, you are down

This may only last an hour

but it feels like a lifetime

for, without twitter, is to be without power

I will forever remember June 21, 2012, 11:59 p.m.

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