Five

Some things cannot be lent,
they can be given in freedom, all ownership resolved,
thus can they be received.
These same things can be made with love and intent,
they are best founded when so.
They can be purchased only as a shell, with no magic in them,
if any persist it must be bannished.
It is for each to give them Power.
So charged they can only be stolen at grave risk to the theif.
If lost in anguish, they present a danger to the finder.
If left with blessing and power, they can be found with great benefit;
But the finder must re-relinquish them.
Such is the 'Five on Five', it must be treasured, charged, and revered.
Draw forth therefore the sting of the lost one. Relinquish,
lest it become a trail of mischief.
Receive then anew, given in freedom, an empty vessel.
Place therein only blessing and good will.
Five on Five cannot be lent.