unblest and O unblessing God,

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