Sonnets from the Sands: Lost Wisdom of the Neoplatonic Poet-Philosophers

This is Book 1 in the Tryptagonal Mythos, a loose yet inter-related collection of back-stories and adventures involving the lost books and legacy of an 11th-century Persian poet-philosopher named Djin Maegus jen-Kenzi. There are a total of seven books in the Mythos, and each one features many six-line poems, mystical bezels, called tryptagonals. The legacy of this lost mystical school of thought is traced down through the centuries, exploring arcane nooks and crannies while discovering lost books in strange places. This first book in the Mythos contains several collections of tryptagonal poems from jen-Kenzi's epic, Cosmic Mystagoguery, recovered from texts that had been buried in the sands of Persia for almost a millennia.