This poem describes one locale as "the mote without a mote" in its sixteenth canto, which describes the New Jerusalem. It makes use of its author's trademark "bob and wheel" meter. This poem ends with the speaker diving into a river and awakening fro
This poem describes one locale as "the mote without a mote" in its sixteenth canto, which describes the New Jerusalem. It makes use of its author's trademark "bob and wheel" meter. This poem ends with the speaker diving into a river and awakening from his vision back in his garden. Its speaker had previously lost the title object when it fell to the ground in his garden. This poem lends its name to an anonymous author who also wrote Cleanness and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. For 10 points, name this poem in Middle English describing the loss of the title gemstone.
This poem describes one locale as "the mote without a mote" in its sixteenth canto, which describes the New Jerusalem.
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