God, and unblessing unblest O

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