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Born in November 28, 1628 / Died in August 31, 1688 / United Kingdom / English

Poems by John Bunyan

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Upon The Hour Glass

... This glass, when made, was, by the workman's skill, ...

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Upon A Sheet Of White Paper

... Comparison. Some souls are like unto this blank or sheet, ...

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Of The Rose Bush

... Comparison. This rose God's Son is, with his ruddy looks ...

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Of The Going Down Of The Sun

... Comparison. Our gospel has had here a summer's day, ...

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Of Death

... [3] The glass that runs, the scythe and spade, ...

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From Mount Gerizzim

... Mayst serve with faith, with fear, in truth and love, ...

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On The Cackling Of A Hen

... What their right hand doth their left hand must know ...

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The Operation Of Faith

... Shows me the ground and reason whence it springs: ...

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Meditations Upon The Peep Of Day

... Thus 'tis with such who grace but now possest, ...

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Of Heaven

... That strength that bears the world there shall ...

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Upon The Bee

... Now would'st have sweet from sin and yet not die, ...

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The Necessity Of A New Heart

... That spirit that will, where it dwells, be chief ...

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Of Hell And The Estate of Those Who Perish

... With yellings, howlings, shrieks, and cries, ...

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Upon The Thief

... Thou shunn'st to think on't, lest thou should'st be mad ...

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Author's Apology For His Book

... Would'st read thyself, and read thou know'st not what, ...