A folk ballad is a narrative poem that tells a story, typically reflecting the traditions, culture, and values of a particular community or region. Often passed down orally through generations, folk ballads are characterized by their simple language, rhythmic structure, and repetitive refrains, making them easy to remember and sing. These poems often explore themes of love, tragedy, adventure, and everyday life, capturing the experiences and emotions of ordinary people. Folk ballads are commonly associated with musical traditions and have been influential in shaping the storytelling practices of various cultures.

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