<prompt> Hlalosa tema thothokisong ea William Wordsworth, Daffodilsnan  <response>: Instruction in English: Identify a theme in William Wordsworths poem, Daffodils . Response in English: One of the prominent themes in William Wordsworths poem Daffodils is the beauty and power of nature. Throughout the poem, Wordsworth describes the stunning visual impact of a field of daffodils, which he encountered while wandering lonely as a cloud. The poet is struck by the way the flowers stretch in never-ending line and toss their heads in sprightly dance, evoking feelings of enchantment and joy. Nature provides the poet with a sense of peace and tranquility which stays with him even when he is not physically present in the natural environment. In the poets mind he can still see the beautiful flowers and the memory fills him with pleasant emotions. The poem celebrates the rejuvenating and uplifting effects of nature on the human spirit. . Response in Sesotho: ngoe ea lihlooho tse hlahelletseng thothokisong ea William Wordsworth Daffodils ke botle le matla a tlhaho. Ho pholletsa le thothokiso, Wordsworth e hlalosa phello e tsotehang ea pono ea tšimo ea daffodils, eo a ileng a kopana le eona ha a ntse a lelera a le mong joaloka leru. Seroki se hlolloa ke tsela eo lipalesa li otlollang ka eona mocheng o sa feleng le ho akhela lihlooho tsa bona ka motjeko o monate, ho hlahisa maikutlo a boloi le thabo. Tlhaho e fa seroki maikutlo a khotso le khutso a lulang le eena leha a le sieo ka mele tikolohong ea tlhaho. Kelellong ea seroki o ntse a khona ho bona lipalesa tse ntle mme mohopolo o mo tlatsa maikutlo a monate. Leboko le keteka ditlamorago tse di tsosolosang le tse di godisang tsa tlholego mo moweng wa motho. 