unblest and unblessing God, O

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