unblest and O unblessing God,

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