<prompt> Sekaseka thothokiso e latelang, mme o hlalose setaele sa yona le maikutlo a yona.Leboko: Setlhare se se emeng mo thabeng, Ke matlho a a lebileng lefatshe le ntse.  <response>: Instruction in English: Analyze the following poem, and describe its style and the mood it conveys. . Response in English: This poem consists of two lines written in a rhyming couplet form. The lines have an iambic tetrameter structure, which is a style where a line has eight syllables, and the stress is placed on the even syllable. The use of personification can be observed in the poem as the tree is given human-like qualities- eyes watching the world still. This literary device has been used to describe the tree, which is standing still and observing everything that is going on around it.The mood of the poem seems to be peaceful and tranquil, as the tree is stationed atop a hill, untouched by the happenings of the world. The stillness of the tree and the mention of the world being watched indicates a serene and placid atmosphere. The imagery of the lone tree standing atop the hill further emphasizes this feeling of calmness. . Response in Sesotho: Thothokiso ena e na le mela e meli e ngotsoeng ka mokhoa oa ho kopanya thothokiso. Mela e na le sebopeho sa tetrameter ea iambic, e leng mokhoa oo mola o nang le linoko tse robeli, me khatello e behoa holima senoko se lekanang. Tšebeliso ea mothofatso e ka hlokomeloa thothokisong ha sefate se fuoa litšoaneleho tse kang tsa motho- mahlo a shebile lefatše a ntse a le teng. Sesebelisoa sena sa bongoli se nile sa sebelisoa ho hlalosa sefate, se emang le ho shebella ntho e ngoe le e ngoe e etsahalang ho se potoloha. Maikutlo a thothokiso a bonahala e le a khotso le khutso, kaha sefate se eme holima leralla, se sa angoe ke liketsahalo tsa lefatše. Ho khutsa ha sefate le ho boleloa ha lefatše le shebelloang ho bontša moea o khutsitseng le o khutsitseng. Setšoantšo sa sefate se le seng se emeng ka holima leralla se hatisa maikutlo ana a khutso. 