God, unblest and unblessing O

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