unblessing and unblest God, O

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