O unblessing unblest and God,

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