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I can't write a Ballad for you but, i'll give you all the steps on how to write one.
1. Think about a memorable event or tale
A ballad can also be an exaggeration or fictionalization of a memorable event that happened to you. Maybe you have a funny story from when you were a teenager or perhaps you have a good family tale that you’d like to retell from your perspective.
For example, you may write a ballad about a ghost that haunts a member of your family or you may write about the time you snuck out to meet someone when you were a teen.
2. Look at current events
Many ballads focus on a major event in the news or the media. Surf through the news online or flip through the headlines in your local newspaper. Look for a current event that sounds like a fascinating or strange story and use it as source material for your ballad.
For example, you may find a story about a young woman on trial for killing her father in self-defense. Or perhaps you find a news story on a refugee in refugee camp trying to make a better life for themselves.
3. Read examples of a ballad
You can read ballads that are in poem form and in song form. Check online and at your local library for printed ballads. Search online or at your local music store for recordings of ballads in song form.
You may look at:
“The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
"La Belle Dame Sans Merci" by John Keats
"Ballad in A" by Cathy Park Hong
"Maude Claire" by Christina Rossetti
"Ballad of the Moon Moon" by Federico Garcia Lorca
“The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll” by Bob Dylan
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This is all I could find, just do your best! :)
