Idyll (noun)

1. A short poem or a short descriptive piece that depicts a peaceful and harmonious scene, typically of rural life.
2. A scene or a period of time that is idyllic or charmingly peaceful and simple.

Origin:

The word "idyll" is derived from the greek word "eidyllion" meaning a short poem or a short descriptive piece. it refers to a short poem or a short descriptive piece that depicts a peaceful and harmonious scene, typically of rural life.

Examples:

1. The idyllic countryside was the perfect setting for the romantic poem.
2. The idyll of the small village was disrupted by the arrival of the industrial factory.
3. The idyll of childhood was shattered by the reality of adulthood.
4. His new novel was an idyll of a small town in the 19th century.
5. The idyll of the beach vacation was ruined by the bad weather.