Hello, I'm here to answer your question about writing a ballad about Ireland with Ramz and the topic should include drinking, loving, and parting. A ballad is a narrative poem that tells a story. It usually has a simple rhyme scheme and meter. The story in the ballad should be about Ireland and include the topics of drinking, loving, and parting. The story could be about an Irishman who goes to a pub for a night of drinking with his friends. He meets a beautiful woman there and falls in love with her. They spend the night together talking and drinking until morning comes. When it's time to part ways, they both know that they will never see each other again but they part with fond memories of their night together. The ballad could be written in four-line stanzas with an AABB rhyme scheme. The meter could be iambic tetrameter or iambic pentameter depending on how long you want the poem to be. Here is an example of what one stanza might look like: He drank his fill of whiskey sweet And found himself in love so deep But when the morning light did come He knew he'd never see her again This is just one example of how you could write a ballad about Ireland with Ramz and the topic should include drinking, loving, and parting. I hope this helps!