banality

no matter how one cuts the cake/pie/crust/life

it is inescapable

the divide always ends as us and them

[ignore rumi's I]

erudition teaches us to be more circumspect

erudition? religious affiliation, class, pedigree, english or vernacular schools attended etc.

this divide is more universal than we'd like to think

if this is right than banality should be the greatest common denominator

but it is not.

our I is in the thousand pieces of mirror

all over the terrain