[
  {
    "title": "In Winter in my Room",
    "author": "Emily Dickinson",
    "lines": [
      "In Winter in my Room",
      "I came upon a Worm --",
      "Pink, lank and warm --",
      "But as he was a worm",
      "And worms presume",
      "Not quite with him at home --",
      "Secured him by a string",
      "To something neighboring",
      "And went along.",
      "",
      "A Trifle afterward",
      "A thing occurred",
      "I'd not believe it if I heard",
      "But state with creeping blood --",
      "A snake with mottles rare",
      "Surveyed my chamber floor",
      "In feature as the worm before",
      "But ringed with power --",
      "",
      "The very string with which",
      "I tied him -- too",
      "When he was mean and new",
      "That string was there --",
      "",
      "I shrank -- \"How fair you are\"!",
      "Propitiation's claw --",
      "\"Afraid,\" he hissed",
      "\"Of me\"?",
      "\"No cordiality\" --",
      "He fathomed me --",
      "Then to a Rhythm Slim",
      "Secreted in his Form",
      "As Patterns swim",
      "Projected him.",
      "",
      "That time I flew",
      "Both eyes his way",
      "Lest he pursue",
      "Nor ever ceased to run",
      "Till in a distant Town",
      "Towns on from mine",
      "I set me down",
      "This was a dream."
    ],
    "linecount": "39"
  }
]