[
  {
    "title": "Verses on a Cat",
    "author": "Percy Bysshe Shelley",
    "lines": [
      "A cat in distress,",
      "Nothing more, nor less;",
      "Good folks, I must faithfully tell ye,",
      "As I am a sinner,",
      "It waits for some dinner",
      "To stuff out its own little belly.",
      "",
      "You would not easily guess",
      "All the modes of distress",
      "Which torture the tenants of earth;",
      "And the various evils,",
      "Which like so many devils,",
      "Attend the poor souls from their birth.",
      "",
      "Some a living require,",
      "And others desire",
      "An old fellow out of the way;",
      "And which is the best",
      "I leave to be guessed,",
      "For I cannot pretend to say.",
      "",
      "One wants society,",
      "Another variety,",
      "Others a tranquil life;",
      "Some want food,",
      "Others, as good,",
      "Only want a wife.",
      "",
      "But this poor little cat",
      "Only wanted a rat,",
      "To stuff out its own little maw;",
      "And it were as good",
      "SOME people had such food,",
      "To make them HOLD THEIR JAW!"
    ],
    "linecount": "30"
  }
]