unblest and O God, unblessing

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