[
  {
    "title": "Sonnet XII: That Learned Father",
    "author": "Michael Drayton",
    "lines": [
      "To the Soul",
      "",
      "That learned Father, who so firmly proves",
      "The Soul of man immortal and divine,",
      "And doth the several offices define:",
      "Anima - Gives her that name, as she the Body moves;",
      "Amor - Then is she Love, embracing charity;",
      "Animus - Moving a Will in us, it is the Mind",
      "Mens - Retaining knowledge, still the same in kind;",
      "Memoria - As intellectual, it is Memory;",
      "Ratio - In judging, Reason only is her name;",
      "Sensus - In speedy apprehension, it is Sense;",
      "Conscientia - In right or wrong, they call her Conscience;",
      "Spiritus - The Spirit, when it to Godward doth inflame.",
      "These of the Soul the several functions be,",
      "Which my Heart, lighten'd by thy love, doth see."
    ],
    "linecount": "15"
  }
]