God, O unblest unblessing and

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