The "Pearl Poet" is the name given to an anonymous 14th-century English poet known for a single manuscript that contains four major works, including the famous Pearl, a dream vision poem. This poet is also credited with writing Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, a chivalric romance that explores themes of honor and bravery. The works are notable for their intricate alliteration and rich imagery. The Pearl Poet's writing is characterized by its use of the alliterative verse style, which was popular in Middle English literature. The poet's identity remains unknown, but their contributions significantly influenced the development of English poetry during the medieval period. The Pearl manuscript is housed in the British Library and is considered a masterpiece of Middle English literature.