unblessing O unblest and God,

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