<prompt> Hlalosa bohlokoa ba ho sebelisa mokhabo-puo oa mongoli sengolong se latelang.Leholimo e ne e le kobo ea boputsoa, e apereng maru a batang, a boima.  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the significance of the authors use of metaphor in the following text. . Response in English: The authors use of metaphor in this text is significant in creating an illustrative and vivid description of the weather. By comparing the sky to a blanket of grey, the author paints an image in the readers mind of an unbroken expanse of grey clouds covering the sky, evoking feelings of dreariness and gloom. The metaphor of the clouds being a cold, heavy coat adds emphasis to the weight and oppressiveness of the weather. This comparison also implies that the coat is uncomfortable and burdensome, suggesting that the weather acts as a hindrance to the people below. The use of these metaphors adds a creative and poetic quality to the text, making it more engaging and memorable for the reader. . Response in Sesotho: Tiriso ya mokwadi ya tshwantshiso mo setlhangweng se, e botlhokwa mo go tlhameng tlhaloso ya maemo a bosa e e nang le ditshwantsho le e e utlwalang sentle. Ka ho bapisa leholimo le kobo e putsoa, mongoli o etsa setšoantšo kelellong ea mali sa sebaka se sa robeheng sa maru a masoeu a aparetseng leholimo, a tsosang maikutlo a ho nyahama le botšo. Papiso ea maru e le seaparo se batang, se boima se eketsa ho hatisa boima le khatello ea boemo ba leholimo. Papiso ena e boetse e bolela hore seaparo ha se phutholohe ebile se boima, se fana ka maikutlo a hore boemo ba leholimo bo sebetsa e le tšitiso ho batho ba ka tlase. Tšebeliso ea mekhabo-puo ena e eketsa boleng ba boiqapelo le bothothokiso sengolweng, se etsa hore se kgahlehe le hore mmadi a se lebale. 