The Truth To A Ballad

The truth of the song is "Stand on her throne of the Redeemer, she is healed from a tragedy, her bloody hands are washed, and she becomes white like snow" (15) The text is a summary of exquisite folk songs in the first chapter of Margaret Atwood's alias grace. By summarizing the events that resulted in murder, homicide itself, and subsequent trials, the poems showed a premonition of what is going to happen to the readers. However, folk songs reflect many of the events of this novel, but there are some differences that contradict Grace 's story.

Folk song / bæləd / is a type of poetry, usually a story of music. Folk songs originated from medieval French scented songs and folk songs which were originally "songs of dance". Folk songs from the late Middle Ages to the 19th century, especially the characteristics of popular poetry and songs of the British Isles. They are widely used throughout Europe and are later used in Australia, North Africa, North America and South America. Folk songs usually have 13 lines, each in the form of ABABBCBC composed of two consecutive rhyme poetry, each with 14 syllables. Another common form is ABAB or ABCB iteration that alternates 8 and 6 syllable rows

Folk song: a poetry of a relatively short story to a simple and dramatic movement. Folk songs talk about love, death, supernatural, or a combination of these. The two characteristics of folk songs are repetitive repetition and folklor festival. Incremental iteration repeats one or more lines with a small but significant change to advance the action. The fork song has 4 lines, usually 1 and 3 lines contain 4 feet or accent, and lines 2 and 4 contain 3 feet. The song often opens suddenly, provides a short description, and uses a brief conversation. Folk songs are usually anonymous, and their expression is inhuman. Literary people deliberately imitate the form and spirit of folk songs

I read some folk songs about the story of heroic adventure. Then ask the students to write a ballad about Battle and Henry's courage, using the knowledge of the event to read dramas and folklore. In York triangle and rhyme abcb). Students playing instruments can set folk songs as music. 2. The reader's reaction after the game is to write "find poem". Students should carefully read important sentences in the development of characters, plots and themes. After creating a list of about 20 lines, they arranged ideas, juxtaposed ideas, organized the lines using repetition and rhythm, and resonated the meaning.