<prompt> Sekaseka thothokiso mme o fane ka kakaretsoLeboko la To a Mouse, ka Robert Burns  <response>: Instruction in English: Analyze a poem and provide a summary . Response in English: The poem To a Mouse by Robert Burns speaks to humankinds relationship with nature, and the contrasts between the lives of man and critter. The speaker reflects on how our plans and schemes can often go wrong, just like the mouses home that was ruined by the plow. The poems narrative captures the central themes of regret, empathy, the fallible nature of human plans, and the unpredictability and inter-connectedness of the natural world. In the end, the poem delivers a message that reflects with a mournful tone on the idea that the best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry. Burns successfully provides an allegory of human vulnerability and perishability but also leaves us contemplating our honorable human characteristics such as sympathy and compassion. . Response in Sesotho: Leboko la To a Mouse la Robert Burns le bua ka kamano ea batho le tlhaho, le phapang lipakeng tsa bophelo ba motho le mohlahlobisisi. Sebui se nahana ka moo merero ea rona le merero ea rona e ka senyehang hangata, joalo ka ntlo ea toeba e sentsoeng ke mohoma. Tlaleho ea thothokiso e hapa lintlha tse kholo tsa ho ikoahlaea, kutloelo-bohloko, ho fosahetse ha merero ea batho, le ho se lebehe le ho hokahana ha lintho tsa tlholeho. Qetellong, thothokiso e fana ka molaetsa o bonahatsang ka lentsoe le llang ka maikutlo a hore merero e behiloeng ka ho fetisisa ea litoeba le banna e atisa ho senyeha. Burns ka katleho e fana ka papiso ea ho ba kotsing le ho senyeha ha motho empa hape e re siea re nahana ka litšobotsi tsa rona tse hlomphehang tse kang kutloelo-bohloko le kutloelo-bohloko. 