[
  {
    "title": "Kissing time",
    "author": "Eugene Field",
    "lines": [
      "'T is when the lark goes soaring",
      "And the bee is at the bud,",
      "When lightly dancing zephyrs",
      "Sing over field and flood;",
      "When all sweet things in nature",
      "Seem joyfully achime -",
      "'T is then I wake my darling,",
      "For it is kissing time!",
      "",
      "Go, pretty lark, a-soaring,",
      "And suck your sweets, 0 bee;",
      "Sing, 0 ye winds of summer,",
      "Your songs to mine and me;",
      "For with your song and rapture",
      "Cometh the moment when",
      "It's half-past kissing time",
      "And time to kiss again!",
      "",
      "So - so the days go fleeting",
      "Like golden fancies free,",
      "And every day that cometh",
      "Is full of sweets for me;",
      "And sweetest are those moments",
      "My darling comes to climb",
      "Into my lap to mind me",
      "That it is kissing time.",
      "",
      "Sometimes, maybe, he wanders",
      "A heedless, aimless way -",
      "Sometimes, maybe, he loiters",
      "In pretty, prattling play;",
      "But presently bethinks him",
      "And hastens to me then,",
      "For it's half-past kissing time",
      "And time to kiss again!"
    ],
    "linecount": "32"
  }
]