The Vision And Creed Of Piers Ploughman VOL. I is a 14th-century allegorical poem that delves into social justice, morality, and the human condition. Through the vivid dreams of a ploughman named Piers, the work offers a critical view of medieval England, particularly its social and religious corruption. The protagonist s vision, filled with various symbolic characters, highlights the struggles of both the rich and the poor and the hypocrisy within the church. It explores the deep flaws of society, driven by pride, greed, and vice. The poem introduces a lady symbolizing the Holy Church, who imparts spiritual wisdom and urges the dreamer to seek truth and virtuous living. Piers, as the central figure, represents the righteous and their commitment to societal betterment, emphasizing the moral duties individuals hold within their communities. Through the dreamer's journey, the text challenges individuals to confront their own actions and responsibilities, offering a critique of the existing social order while advocating for a return to virtue and justice.