unblest and God, unblessing O

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