In a broader sense, an idyll is an artistic representation of a “blessed world,” and in a stricter sense a short, usually epic or lyrical text, generally written in hexameters and related to pastoral poetry. The evolution of the literary genre can be traced back to antiquity, and from the earliest times it was considered the most pristine and simplest form of poetry [1. 582]. The tradition was founded with the Idylls of the Hellenistic poet Theocritus and Vi…