[
  {
    "title": "She Dotes",
    "author": "Edward Thomas",
    "lines": [
      "SHE dotes on what the wild birds say",
      "Or hint or mock at, night and day,--",
      "Thrush, blackbird, all that sing in May,",
      "      And songless plover,",
      "Hawk, heron, owl, and woodpecker.",
      "They never say a word to her",
      "      About her lover.",
      "",
      "She laughs at them for childishness,",
      "She cries at them for carelessness",
      "Who see her going loverless",
      "      Yet sing and chatter",
      "Just as when he was not a ghost,",
      "Nor ever ask her what she has lost",
      "      Or what is the matter.",
      "",
      "Yet she has fancied blackbirds hide",
      "A secret, and that thrushes chide",
      "Because she thinks death can divide",
      "      Her from her lover;",
      "And she has slept, trying to translate",
      "The word the cuckoo cries to his mate",
      "      Over and over."
    ],
    "linecount": "21"
  }
]