Definitions

1. noun

A type of French poetry, characterized by a specific 13-line stanza structure and a focus on nature, often associated with the works of Pierre de Ronsard and Joachim du Bellay.

“The poet was known for his villon, a poetic form that captured the essence of the French countryside.”

2. noun

A type of medieval French poem, similar to a ballad, often with a focus on love and chivalry.

“The villon was a popular form of medieval poetry, often recited around the campfire by traveling minstrels.”