ballad
/ˈbælɑːd/Definitions
1. noun
a narrative poem or song, typically with a folkloric or legendary theme, and usually set to music
“The singer wrote a ballad about the tragic love story of a young couple.”
2. noun
a long, narrative poem, especially one telling a legend or a heroic deed
“The ballad of Sir Lancelot is a classic tale of chivalry and honor.”
3. verb
to sing or recite a ballad
“The villagers would ballad the story of the brave knight.”
4. verb
to tell or describe a story in verse or song
“The poet will ballad the ancient legend tonight.”