unblest God, O and unblessing

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