<prompt> Etsa thothokiso ka tlhaho o sebelisa bonyane lisebelisoa tse peli tsa bongoli.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Create a poem about nature using at least two literary devices. . Response in English: The earth inhales with a whisper A gentle breeze that makes branches quiver, Leaves dance in a symphony of rustling, a chorus of nature, lush and bustling. Rivers of blue running through fields of green, A sight so serene, a picturesque scene; The skys watercolor strokes painting the land A masterpiece orchestrated by natures hand. Mountains pierce the sky, standing tall and proud, Their snow-capped peaks blanketed by cloud. The setting suns rays kiss the hills,As day turns to night, and the land stills. Natures beauty surrounds us, free and wild A gift to cherish, from the earth to her child. A moment of peace in a world of commotion, Natures love, a boundless, eternal devotion. Literary devices used: Personification, Metaphor. . Response in Sesotho: Lefatse le hema ka ho hoeshetsa Moea o monate o etsang hore makala a thothomele, Mahlaku a tjeka ka mololi oa ho luma, mino oa tlhaho, o tlokomang le o phetheselang. Linōka tse mala o moputsoa o phallang hara masimo a matala, Pono e khutsitseng, pono e ntle; Motsoako oa metsi oa leholimo o penta naha Mosebetsi o tsoileng matsoho o hlophisitsoeng ka letsoho la tlhaho. Lithaba li phunyeletsa leholimo, li eme li le telele li bile li ikakasa, Litlhōrō tsa tsona tse apesitsoeng ke lehloa li apesitsoe ke maru. Mahlaseli a letsatsi le likela a aka maralla, Ha motšehare o fetoha bosiu, naha e khutsitse. Botle ba tlhaho bo re pota-potile, bo lokolohile me bo hlaha Mpho ea ho baballa, ho tloha lefatšeng ho ea ho ngoana oa hae. Motsotswana wa kgotso lefatsheng la moferefere, Lerato la tlholeho, boinehelo bo sa feleng. Lisebelisoa tsa bongoli tse sebelisitsoeng: Mothofatso, Mokhabo-puo. 