Of Man By Nature

John Bunyan

From God he's a backslider,
Of ways he loves the wider;
With wickedness a sider,
More venom than a spider.
In sin he's a considerer,
A make-bate and divider;
Blind reason is his guider,
The devil is his rider.

(C) John Bunyan
03/26/2017

Best Poems of John Bunyan

Upon A Snail
Of The Cuckoo
Of Child With Bird At The Bush
Of The Boy And Butterfly
Of Death
Upon Apparel
The Pilgrim
Upon The Bee
Of Heaven
Upon Thebegger
Of Judgement
Upon The Frog
Of Imputed Righteousness
Upon The Flint In The Water
Meditations Upon An Egg
He That Is Down Needs Fear No Fall,
Upon The Pismire
Upon Fire
The Shepherd Boy Sings In The Valley Of Humiliation