unblessing and O unblest God,

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