[
  {
    "title": "A Woman's Last Word",
    "author": "Robert Browning",
    "lines": [
      "Let's contend no more, Love,",
      "  Strive nor weep:",
      "All be as before, Love,",
      "  --Only sleep!",
      "",
      "What so wild as words are?",
      "  I and thou",
      "In debate, as birds are,",
      "  Hawk on bough!",
      "",
      "See the creature stalking",
      "  While we speak!",
      "Hush and hide the talking,",
      "  Cheek on cheek.",
      "",
      "What so false as truth is,",
      "  False to thee?",
      "Where the serpent's tooth is,",
      "  Shun the tree--",
      "",
      "Where the apple reddens,",
      "  Never pry--",
      "Lest we lose our Edens,",
      "  Eve and I.",
      "",
      "Be a god and hold me",
      "  With a charm!",
      "Be a man and fold me",
      "  With thine arm!",
      "",
      "Teach me, only teach, Love!",
      "  As I ought",
      "I will speak thy speech, Love,",
      "  Think thy thought--",
      "",
      "Meet, if thou require it,",
      "  Both demands,",
      "Laying flesh and spirit",
      "  In thy hands.",
      "",
      "That shall be to-morrow,",
      "  Not to-night:",
      "I must bury sorrow",
      "  Out of sight:",
      "",
      "--Must a little weep, Love,",
      "  (Foolish me!)",
      "And so fall asleep, Love,",
      "  Loved by thee."
    ],
    "linecount": "40"
  }
]