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