The Pearl Poet

The Pearl Poet is an unknown author from the late 14th century, associated with a unique collection of Middle English poetry, including the famous poem "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight." This poet is known for the use of alliterative verse and sophisticated symbolism. The works often explore themes of chivalry, morality, and the human experience. Other notable pieces attributed to the Pearl Poet include "Pearl," a dream vision about loss and grief, and "Cleanness" and "Patience," which reflect religious and philosophical ideas. The poet's identity remains a mystery, which adds to their intrigue.