<prompt> Akaretsa thothokiso The White Cliffs of Dover.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Summarize the poem The White Cliffs of Dover. . Response in English: The White Cliffs of Dover is a famous poem by Alice Duer Miller written in 1940. Written in the format of a monologue, the poems narrator reflects on her experiences and emotions while overlooking the White Cliffs of Dover. The cliff serves as a symbolic representation of England and its strength, while the poems narrator is a symbol of the people of England, undeterred and resilient in the face of adversity. The poem speaks to the resilience and hope of the English people during a time of great turmoil and uncertainty. The central theme of the poem deals with the fortitude and endurance of England as it faces the uncertainties and fears of the future, and serves as a reminder to its people of their unbreakable spirit. . Response in Sesotho: The White Cliffs of Dover ke thothokiso e tummeng ea Alice Duer Miller e ngotsoeng ka 1940. E ngotsoe ka mokhoa oa monologue, moqolotsi oa thothokiso o bonahatsa liphihlelo le maikutlo a hae ha a ntse a shebile White Cliffs of Dover. Lefika le sebetsa e le sesupo sa Engelane le matla a yona, ha mopheti wa thothokiso e le letshwao la batho ba Engelane, ba sa nyahameng le ba mahlahahlaha ha ba tobane le mathata. Thothokiso ena e bua ka boitelo le tšepo ea batho ba Manyesemane nakong ea moferefere o moholo le ho hloka botsitso. Sehlooho se seholo sa thothokiso se sebetsana le matla le mamello ea Engelane ha e tobane le ho se tsitse le tšabo ea bokamoso, me e sebetsa e le khopotso ho batho ba eona ka moea oa bona o sa feleng. 