[
  {
    "title": "Fairyland",
    "author": "Edgar Allan Poe",
    "lines": [
      "Dim vales--and shadowy floods--",
      "And cloudy-looking woods,",
      "Whose forms we can't discover",
      "For the tears that drip all over",
      "Huge moons there wax and wane--",
      "Again--again--again--",
      "Every moment of the night--",
      "Forever changing places--",
      "And they put out the star-light",
      "With the breath from their pale faces.",
      "About twelve by the moon-dial",
      "One more filmy than the rest",
      "(A kind which, upon trial,",
      "They have found to be the best)",
      "Comes down--still down--and down",
      "With its centre on the crown",
      "Of a mountain's eminence,",
      "While its wide circumference",
      "In easy drapery falls",
      "Over hamlets, over halls,",
      "Wherever they may be--",
      "O'er the strange woods--o'er the sea--",
      "Over spirits on the wing--",
      "Over every drowsy thing--",
      "And buries them up quite",
      "In a labyrinth of light--",
      "And then, how deep!--O, deep!",
      "Is the passion of their sleep.",
      "In the morning they arise,",
      "And their moony covering",
      "Is soaring in the skies,",
      "With the tempests as they toss,",
      "Like--almost any thing--",
      "Or a yellow Albatross.",
      "They use that moon no more",
      "For the same end as before--",
      "Videlicet a tent--",
      "Which I think extravagant:",
      "Its atomies, however,",
      "Into a shower dissever,",
      "Of which those butterflies,",
      "Of Earth, who seek the skies,",
      "And so come down again",
      "(Never-contented thing!)",
      "Have brought a specimen",
      "Upon their quivering wings."
    ],
    "linecount": "46"
  }
]