The Gift (n.) would be the secret itself, if such a secret could ever be told.
A Gift (n.) that could be recognized as such in the light of day would immediately annul itself.
The Gift (n.) is not a thing but goodness itself, a giving that forgets itself and whose source stays out of reach.
The Gift (n.) is also a law: a goodness whose inaccessibility commands the one who receives it.
A Gift (n.) touched by calculation or recognition is counterfeit; even real money turns false once it is mercenary.
The Gift (n.) keeps only the giving once the object is suppressed: no knowledge, no thanks, no thing.