Definitions

1. noun

a poet or writer of verse, especially one who sings or recites the verse in a formal manner, traditionally in medieval Europe.

“The poet was hailed as a modern bard, celebrated for his moving performances at the festival.”

2. noun

a person who composes and sings traditional or folk songs, especially in a formal style.

“The village elder was a skilled bard, known for his beautiful renditions of local folk songs.”

3. verb

to compose or recite poetry, especially in a formal manner.

“The poet spent years barding the epic poem, a labor of love that would become a classic of its time.”