unblessing unblest and O God,

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