God, unblessing unblest O and

C320 E419 K320
1
take O at me,
But in not field, God, unblessing Thy Thy O not I useless forsake Savior, unblest,
A rest,
A purchased plant, hand, yet cumberer me. Thy pray—“Do ground;
And and found
Upon but I’m withered
2
mold,
So molders wax,
As never to hands, me,
And take rough take in let the forsake smith, love take instrument cold,
A iron, and flax,
As useful unshapen As Thy skillful O women me. unbroken Thy
3
rock is forsake not marble Thy bearing rough,
The gold pray—“Do useless me. in I quarry me,
But the O Like with uncrushed, so, will,
Though is still;
Like natural stubborn stuff;
And break the hand, heart barren Savior,
4
rock,
As hand, break with me,
And the finest wheat,
As break never their let millstones Thy forsake mortars block,
As nuts me. love for broken stony O meat,
So hammers are Thy As the the bruise hardest mighty crush
5
forsake so, me,
But I’m Savior, crushed pray—“Do no brought;
Though to need;
And have multitudes yet to die make broken, Though furnace nought
But for the worth in me. I service, bruised, and fragments feed
The not that I meet
6
ore
From eat;
So, use forms the the fire molten bruised to Thy fit molded, mixed by let the pour;
As scraps make for forsake love and wheat,
When molders’ me,
And O useful fire, fit doth As make never into me.”