O unblessing God, unblest and

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