<prompt> Sekaseka thothokiso ho hlwaya puo ya botshwantshi.Letsatsi le ne le chabile mme moya wa hwetla o ne o foka ha bobebe  <response>: Instruction in English: Analyze the poem to identify the figurative language. . Response in English: In this line of poetry, there are a couple of examples of figurative language. The first is the use of personification, where the wind is given the human attribute of being able to blow softly. This gives the wind a gentle and almost human-like quality, adding to the overall mood and atmosphere of the poem. Additionally, the phrase the day was bright could be interpreted as a metaphor, where the brightness of the day represents hope or positivity. Together, these examples of figurative language contribute to the vivid imagery and emotional resonance of the poem. . Response in Sesotho: Moleng ona oa thothokiso, ho na le mehlala e meli ea puo ea tšoantšetso. Ea pele ke tšebeliso ea mothofatso, moo moea o fuoang tšobotsi ea motho ea ho khona ho foka butle. Sena se fa moea boleng bo bonolo le bo batlang bo tšoana le ba motho, e leng se eketsang maikutlo le sepakapaka sa thothokiso. Ho phaella moo, poleloana e reng letsatsi le ne le khanya e ka hlalosoa e le papiso, moo khanya ea letsatsi e emelang tšepo kapa positivity. Mmoho, mehlala ena ya puo ya botshwantshi e kenya letsoho ho hlahiseng ditshwantshiso tse hlakileng le modumo wa thothokiso wa maikutlo. 