Consider a gift you have been given (tangible or intangible.)

In answering these questions, liberate yourself from or bind yourself to known facts at will. Make things up, be absurd, and/or admit that you don’t know and use that as your point of inquiry. Then answer the following questions in full sentences or phrases, writing whatever comes to mind. Dive into each answer by asking and answering the question “why” at least three times. As always, this writing prompt is intended to be a jumping-off point, so go where the impulse takes you. 
 
How much did the gift weigh?
Was the gift a beacon, a barter, a burden, or a bird?
Who gave you this gift?
What did you do with the gift?
What have you given away?
When was the last time you used this gift?
What did the giver expect in return?
What is the best gift you’ve ever given?
Was the gift you gave a signal, a promise, a curtain, or a sacrifice?
What do you want right now?
Where do you feel that wanting in your body?
Who could give you what you want?
Is what you want a prize, a portrait, a portal, or a vehicle?
What have you been given?
What do you deserve?