<prompt> Sekaseka leboko le le filweng mme o sekaseke ditlhogo tsa lone.Daisies ha e nkha haholo, empa e monate ka ho fetesisa, me thyme e monate ke nete, Primrose, ngoana oa letsibolo oa Ver, letsoao la Merry Springtime. Nonyana kapa serurubele mapheong, moeeng o phodileng oa Selemo  <response>: Instruction in English: Analyze the given poem and analyze its themes. . Response in English: The given poem is a short and sweet ode to the arrival of springtime. The poem highlights the natural beauty that emerges during this season and celebrates its arrival. The vivid imagery of daisies, sweet thyme, and primrose paints a picture of quaint, colorful meadows leading the way for spring to bloom. The mention of sweet thyme is particularly interesting as Thyme has been traditionally associated with courage and bravery. Spring brings new beginnings and a rejuvenation of spirit which could account for the renewed courage and energy.The line Primrose, first born child of Ver is particularly striking. Ver is the Roman goddess of spring, and primrose is mentioned as her firstborn child- emphasizing the flowers importance to the season.The poems themes revolve around nature, renewal, and the joy of new beginnings. The latter part mentions Bird or butterfly on the wing - this signifies the refreshed energy of the animals, who are free to spread and extend their wings in the balmy air.Overall, the poem is a celebration of spring and its significance as a time of rejuvenation, hope, and new beginnings. . Response in Sesotho: Thothokiso e fanoeng ke ode e khutsoane e monate ea ho fihla ha nako ea selemo. Thothokiso ena e totobatsa botle ba tlhaho bo hlahang sehleng sena mme e keteka ho fihla ha yona. Setšoantšo se hlakileng sa daisies, sweet thyme le primrose se etsa setšoantšo sa makhulo a majabajaba, a mebala-bala a etellang pele nakong ea selemo hore e mele. Ho buuoa ka thyme e monate ke ntho e thahasellisang haholo kaha Thyme e nile ea amahanngoa le sebete le sebete. Selemo se tlisa qaleho e ncha le nchafatso ea moea e ka ikarabellang bakeng sa sebete se nchafalitsoeng le matla. Mohala Primrose, ngoana oa letsibolo oa Ver o hlolla haholo. Ver ke molimotsana oa Maroma oa selemo, me primrose o boleloa e le ngoana oa hae oa letsibolo- ho hatisa bohlokoa ba palesa nakong ea selemo. Merero ea thothokiso e mabapi le tlhaho, nchafatso, le thabo ea qaleho e ncha. Karolo ea ho qetela e bua ka Nonyana kapa serurubele ka lepheo - sena se bolela matla a khatholohileng a liphoofolo, tse lokolohileng ho hasana le ho atolosa mapheo a tsona moeeng o phodileng. Ka kakaretso, thothokiso ke keteko ea selemo le bohlokoa ba eona joalo ka nako ea nchafatso, tšepo le qaleho e ncha. 