unblest unblessing O and God,

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