O unblessing unblest and God,

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