unblessing God, O unblest and

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