unblessing O unblest and God,

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