It may be fact, fiction or folklore. Most well-known ballads from before the twentieth century (and some within the twentieth century) are folklore - true basis, but "embellished" facts. Think "The Ballad of Davy Crockett".
A Ballad is a form of narrative poetry that typically tells a story. While ballads often include elements of fiction, such as fictional characters or events, they can also be based on historical events or real-life stories. Overall, a ballad's classification as fiction or non-fiction depends on the content and context of the specific poem.
most of the time it does but there are some exceptions
Nooo! Where did you get this from! What did you teachers teach you? Ballad poems can be any thing, which means ANY SUBJECT! WoW -.-'
Ladette Randolph is an author known for her novels, short stories, and essays. Some of her notable works include the novel "A Sandhills Ballad" and the essay collection "Leaving the Pink House." She is also the editor-in-chief of the literary journal Ploughshares.
the ryme sceme
Yes, Lochinvar is a ballad.
The ballad originated from Germany. =]
The ballad of Hillsborough was written by Pete Wylie.
Yes. The "I" of the ballad is not the singer.
We can classify literature into poetry ( poetry, limerick, haiku, cinquain, free verse,sonnet,etc), prose (essays, fiction, non-fiction), drama, oral (epic, ballad, jokes, dramas, folklore), electronic, film, graphic (comics and graphic novels)
Yes it's a ballad.
no different
Hussar Ballad was created in 1962.
The Ballad of Ulans happened in 2012.
The Ballad of Ulans was created in 2012.