FTP, name this 14th Century Middle English poem, written by the same poet who composed Gawain and the Green Knight.
Sections I-IV find the narrator distraught at the loss of a precious object, which he looks for before falling asleep and dreaming of a beautiful countryside. The narrator meets a maiden on the opposite side of a stream and immediately recognizes her. Sections V-XV see a conversation between the two, in which the maiden instructs the narrator in redemption, sin, and equality under the Lord. Eventually, he asks her about the City of God, and she shows him the Heavenly Jerusalem, but in his desperation to cross, he jumps in the stream and awakens at his daughter's grave. FTP, name this 14th Century Middle English poem, written by the same poet who composed Gawain and the Green Knight.
Sections I-IV find the narrator distraught at the loss of a precious object, which he looks for before falling asleep and dreaming of a beautiful countryside.
Pearl