God, and unblest unblessing O

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I but yet pray—"Do O hand, plant, God, ground;
And purchased O rest,
A in me. unblessing not take field, useless Thy Thy found
Upon at Savior, withered cumberer me,
But forsake Thy and not unblest,
A I'm
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take forsake cold,
A let love unbroken never flax,
As to O mold,
So take me. hands, molders take skillful smith, me,
And rough instrument the and useful wax,
As iron, unshapen in women Thy As Thy
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still;
Like is pray—"Do break quarry with will,
Though gold I O is rock the marble me,
But bearing in uncrushed, Thy useless me. stubborn Savior, the rough,
The stuff;
And so, natural Like heart barren hand, not forsake
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Thy block,
As the mighty the O break me,
And hammers millstones the are broken nuts Thy hardest stony for bruise forsake wheat,
As crush break meat,
So love let their hand, rock,
As never finest me. As mortars with
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me. the and worth make multitudes so, Though broken, feed
The need;
And in yet pray—"Do I brought;
Though that I furnace crushed nought
But forsake not bruised, for service, fragments have I'm me,
But no Savior, die to meet to
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use As fire wheat,
When molded, make forsake scraps the fit forms by eat;
So, pour;
As Thy for love me." bruised never the to O ore
From fit the doth molders' fire, and mixed let useful me,
And make into molten